Your crewwoman is beautiful, the camera angle is awesome, I have no idea how that hat stayed on, and I am really glad you all own an 18. That looks like a high performing water craft. I hope you have continued good times together!
Memories, sailed one of these off of the Crows Nest in Santa Cruz in the 80s. Treacherous getting in and out of the breakers, but a blast getting covered in sheets of water in the bay.
Sailed on Lake Arthur in the 70's when I lived in Eastern Ohio. Beautiful lake. The motor size restriction made it a wonderful sailing and fishing lake.
Great camera angle. Do you have a picture of how exactly the camera was mounted. I know you stated that it was a strapped on suction mount, but a visual would be great.
@@jtechie3 i am sorry my english is not good , my questions is the extra seating part is diy by yourself or its the parts make by hobie fty? because i am playing the minicat in Hongkong and also looking for the extra seating parts like your hobiecat.... anyhow thanks for your reply.
Your crewwoman is beautiful, the camera angle is awesome, I have no idea how that hat stayed on, and I am really glad you all own an 18. That looks like a high performing water craft. I hope you have continued good times together!
Memories, sailed one of these off of the Crows Nest in Santa Cruz in the 80s. Treacherous getting in and out of the breakers, but a blast getting covered in sheets of water in the bay.
Sailed on Lake Arthur in the 70's when I lived in Eastern Ohio. Beautiful lake. The motor size restriction made it a wonderful sailing and fishing lake.
It’s still the same you shoo-ins come back. We have 20 catamarans sailors that play every weekend in the summer of course
Wow - that looks fun! An impressive hat retrieval by both skipper and crew at 2:33... you almost made it look like that's happened before!
Thanks for including the tacs
Great camera angle. Do you have a picture of how exactly the camera was mounted. I know you stated that it was a strapped on suction mount, but a visual would be great.
Hey thanks for putting up the video I guess we all have opinions
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What kind of camera did you shoot this with? Its really neat to have the info at the bottom of the screen!! Looks like a great day sailing!!!
It was a Sony HDR-AS200V/W Action Cam with Wi-Fi & GPS it is great stability
Awesome video dooood.
he should probably use more control over the main sheet for less wear and tear....
where to buy the side parts.
the both setting parts?
thx
Not sure what you mean
@@jtechie3 i am sorry
my english is not good ,
my questions is the extra seating part is diy by yourself or its the parts make by hobie fty?
because i am playing the minicat in Hongkong and also looking for the extra seating parts like your
hobiecat....
anyhow thanks for your reply.
Sony has its own Software, the overlay comes from their Software!
So I am thinking this boat was not used much. It's got a new sail. I might just put it up for sale . It looks like too much work
Are you a sailor in a sunny place all year round ?
It was a Sony HDR-AS200V/W Action Cam with Wi-Fi & GPS it is great stability
18 milhas HR , bah Tchê !!! 😁🙏😱
I just bought a 18 ft and I don't know anything about Sailboats
Where do you live ? Where are u going to sail at?
*Jib is not shaped to main. Then sail off tails on jib.*
didn't know i have my own lake
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At 0.6 Miles the Pants of the Jibman are wet😂