Re: Wind predictors at 3rd?

From: Ken Poulton (poulton@zonker.hpl.hp.com-DeleteThis)
Date: Tue Aug 29 1995 - 11:57:20 PDT


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Subject: Re: Wind predictors at 3rd?


> I think Shoreline Departure is 118.05 Mhz. That's what's plugged in my
> scanner.

Whoops, you're right.

> Ed "Open to suggestions on a new B&J in the 8'8" range" Scott

Try a Tiga 257. This is only 8'5 (86 liters), but it's so wide that it
sails much bigger in terms of planing ability. I use it with 5.2 down
to 3.7. It's quite fast for a B&J - KenB and I were matched for speed
and he was riding a CFX 8'8! The steenking plastic construction makes
for a very smooth ride in chop and lets you drag it up and down the
rocks with no worries. The only hard part about getting used to this
board is admitting that plastic boards can actually be fun.

Ken Poulton
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"Zer are technical zolutions." -- Edward Teller, 1983, on the subject
                                            of nuclear war



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