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wlwaldock 06-27-2012 05:29 PM

Its pretty cool that some of the big dogs post on here, I've really enjoyed reading this thread.

PhantomChaos 06-28-2012 12:38 AM

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Originally Posted by AB From Windsor (Post 3715319)
I also would like to see that video along with everybody else on here.

Here ya go. This is preliminary......gonna try to get better stuff soon. Two time spin.....three? Not sure. Lucky fackers in MyWay for sure!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Catmando 06-28-2012 01:26 AM


Originally Posted by paintman (Post 3718133)
Oh yea it happened as reported, spoke to a guy who is best buds with Bill T,son (Ron T) they were touching close to 200 and a pleasure boat pulled in front, they were cutting wide to go around & hooked- the 3 times around is also correct- if u can picture the old movie top gun when they got into a flat spin-apparently same sort of deal and then she semi stuffed.

And yep no injuries and my way is getting the once over but appears ok


As far as pullin those kinda speeds on that water - I dunno- all I no is I'm saving my sheckles for a mystic. Granted I will be 253yrs old......

I'm really surprised they didn't break everything on the transom. Glad to hear everyone's ok.

Catmando 06-28-2012 01:30 AM


Originally Posted by PhantomChaos (Post 3719373)
Here ya go. This is preliminary......gonna try to get better stuff soon. Two time spin.....three? Not sure. Lucky fackers in MyWay for sure!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Looks like two spins. Did Aquamania turn around and assist?

Philm 06-28-2012 02:12 AM

Well they certainly spun, hard to tell how many times, at least twice from what i can see.

They were certainly going fast. 190mph fast?? who knows.

Lucky guys right there.

demonmaestro 06-28-2012 02:21 AM

well the speed is a factor but at least now there is actual video of what happened..

Audiofn 06-28-2012 06:27 AM


Originally Posted by MissGeicoRacing (Post 3718855)
then again that bright yellow boat in front of you could throw off anyones counting ;) lol

Ya but what you left out is that you were a lap down...:party-smiley-004::poopoo::lolhit:

CigDaze 06-28-2012 06:40 AM


Originally Posted by PhantomChaos (Post 3719373)
Here ya go. This is preliminary......gonna try to get better stuff soon. Two time spin.....three? Not sure. Lucky fackers in MyWay for sure!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Wow! Can't believe it didn't bite and go over. They're lucky for sure.

SS930 06-28-2012 06:55 AM


Originally Posted by PhantomChaos (Post 3719373)
Here ya go. This is preliminary......gonna try to get better stuff soon. Two time spin.....three? Not sure. Lucky fackers in MyWay for sure!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I was envisioning a near miss and cranking the wheel too hard to avoid a collision, which caused the spin. In the video it looks like they spun way after going around that boat. :confused:

It is hard to judge the speed in the video (or even the side to side distance of the boats). I'd be surprised if that was 190 mph, but one thing is for sure... That glass-like water is what kept this as nothing more than a sunny side up spin. Had the water been much rougher the boat would have caught and flipped/rolled violently.

Glad to see everyone is okay, that could have been a really bad scene! Hopefully it was a learning experience too. :)

AB From Windsor 06-28-2012 07:10 AM


Originally Posted by PhantomChaos (Post 3719373)
Here ya go. This is preliminary......gonna try to get better stuff soon. Two time spin.....three? Not sure. Lucky fackers in MyWay for sure!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thank's for posting the video and thanks to the person who took the video. To me it looked like they only spun once but if it is two or three times it really doesn't matter. It is hard to judge the speed but he was going at a good clip. What really surprised me about the spin is that the water was calm. Was there a mechanical problem with the trim of the boat or the rudder? Anyways I'm glad that everyone was OK.


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