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Originally Posted by Tborisch
(Post 4170121)
Qatar has the equipment to STOMP the record.
My Way runs T55-L-7's, Max Continuous HP is 2850, So 5700 HP total... aka, a $hitload. Qatar is running t55-L-714's, Max Continuous HP is 4860, So 9720 total.. an even bigger $hitload.. If they can get the drivetrain to live, it's going to be insane. I just hope they don't kill them selves. Tom Bam is right, rafting up in the first half of the course is a good idea! |
Originally Posted by Nate5.0
(Post 4170537)
What's a good time to get over to the line up to get a spot?
Skater at the docks by 930am for the opening ceremonies. |
Originally Posted by Orthobam
(Post 4170569)
We hope to be on the line by 830am with the cruiser.
Skater at the docks by 930am for the opening ceremonies. Sounds great. We had planned on about 9am to head over. Hope to get a good spot to watch the fun! |
I did not know they had more HP, thought they had a chance with same HP. Now I really think there is a shot at breaking it. It will still have to be a near perfect run. I wish them luck, and hope nothing stupid happens.
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Originally Posted by 12meter joe
(Post 4170470)
I was gonna go but screw it now
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Originally Posted by Nate5.0
(Post 4170537)
What's a good time to get over to the line up to get a spot?
Thus is the first year we rented a boat to join the front line party. |
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Originally Posted by Tborisch
(Post 4170121)
Qatar has the equipment to STOMP the record.
Qatar is running t55-L-714's, Max Continuous HP is 4860, So 9720 total.. an even bigger $hitload.. |
Originally Posted by Knot 4 Me
(Post 4170746)
We've pulled onto the front line as late as 11:00 A.M. but by then it begins to get more difficult. I would say be in line no later than 10:00 A.M. if you want to be able to pick your position on the course on the front line.
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Depending if you have a deck to stand on or if not, get rafted up next to a cruiser, the second line or some of the smaller tie-offs behind the front row are fine as well. Wind can play havoc though with secondary lines. The front row is always stable due to the sheer number of boats/anchors. First pic secondary line, second front row.
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Originally Posted by Knot 4 Me
(Post 4171021)
Depending if you have a deck to stand on or if not, get rafted up next to a cruiser, the second line or some of the smaller tie-offs behind the front row are fine as well. Wind can play havoc thought with secondary lines. The front row is always stable due to the sheer number of boats/anchors.
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