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sweet track and nice jibes!!!
Keeping speed nicely through them, except for the butt jibe
Nice vids. Do you have a web page with your hardware specs? I’d love to get some video while sailing.
BTW, the video doesn’t play well on my G4 iBook. It’s pretty choppy. Is this a Mac thing or just a symptom of my underpowered laptop?
-Ian
I notice that your new green helmet matches your SF. That, sir, is a fashion statement if ever I’ve seen one!
I knew you would notice! I was debating whether to put on white gloves that day – I really should have!
you’re sail flip is so classy. thanks for the unique perspective. i want gybes that look this good!!
Thanks – wide angle makes it looks better, moving faster, than it is
Sergey, Can you show how you mounted the camera to the front of the board? A pic would help.
It is just a GoPro-supplied sticky pad on the nose.
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sweet track and nice jibes!!!
Keeping speed nicely through them, except for the butt jibe
Nice vids. Do you have a web page with your hardware specs? I’d love to get some video while sailing.
BTW, the video doesn’t play well on my G4 iBook. It’s pretty choppy. Is this a Mac thing or just a symptom of my underpowered laptop?
-Ian
I notice that your new green helmet matches your SF. That, sir, is a fashion statement if ever I’ve seen one!
I knew you would notice! I was debating whether to put on white gloves that day – I really should have!
you’re sail flip is so classy. thanks for the unique perspective. i want gybes that look this good!!
Thanks – wide angle makes it looks better, moving faster, than it is
Sergey,
Can you show how you mounted the camera to the front of the board? A pic would help.
It is just a GoPro-supplied sticky pad on the nose.