FFS peyronimo, some of us sail for fun, lighten up mate. This video shows 2 people having fun and learning to sail an F18 under spinnaker. Greek cat sailing, what camera did you use on the bridle?
The bulletcam I used was a no-name brand I picked up from ebay. Can't recall the vendor. But the spec on the cam says Sony 1/3 inch CCD, 3.6 mm lens, 420 lines resolution. It's aproximagely 4 inches long, and produces very nice colors. The AV line fed to a Panasonic D-snap video cam for actual recording, (D-Snap is a great little cam)
I also rigged on simple offset mounting bracket, so that the bullet cam was not resting on the spin pole, but rather lower and off to one side.
Hey peyronimo, cut us a little slack. I didn't claim we were professionals. Infact the skipper just learned to sail a little over a year ago, and this was probably his first time with the spinnaker in any wind, so I'd say he's doing just fine.
Okay okay, often close to nosedive - probably due to the course/gennaker - so for one year: respect. But standing on the hulls correctly is very easy, so why not doing (train it before) if you make a video that maybe intents to fascinate others? Skipper was to concentrated on the boat and afraid to capsize so he forgot about that ... i guess. Peace.
hehehe this video comment is sailing on the lake constanz...very low wind...i have new to day a g-kat 5.0 ... i hope it rocks like yours...greetz
arminiusztm 2 years ago
N1 ...4:40....SAUGEIL!
arminiusztm 2 years ago
Thanks for the compliment! I had to look that one up, but here it is for anyone else:
"saugeil: Un-describable, inexpressible awesome feeling, almost euphoric". Perfect!
greececatsailing 2 years ago
FFS peyronimo, some of us sail for fun, lighten up mate. This video shows 2 people having fun and learning to sail an F18 under spinnaker. Greek cat sailing, what camera did you use on the bridle?
727engineer 2 years ago
Hi engineer,
The bulletcam I used was a no-name brand I picked up from ebay. Can't recall the vendor. But the spec on the cam says Sony 1/3 inch CCD, 3.6 mm lens, 420 lines resolution. It's aproximagely 4 inches long, and produces very nice colors. The AV line fed to a Panasonic D-snap video cam for actual recording, (D-Snap is a great little cam)
I also rigged on simple offset mounting bracket, so that the bullet cam was not resting on the spin pole, but rather lower and off to one side.
greececatsailing 2 years ago
You are right. Sorry for pickin' on them. Was not in the best mood while posting. Pls accept my apologizes. Thx.
peyronimo 2 years ago
Its all about having fun, and it sure looks like you are having fun, so you are doing it the right way.
smoothsailin7799 3 years ago
I am afraid that I have to say that the way you guys hang or better sit in the trapeze does not look very professional...sry
peyronimo 3 years ago
Hey peyronimo, cut us a little slack. I didn't claim we were professionals. Infact the skipper just learned to sail a little over a year ago, and this was probably his first time with the spinnaker in any wind, so I'd say he's doing just fine.
greececatsailing 3 years ago
Okay okay, often close to nosedive - probably due to the course/gennaker - so for one year: respect. But standing on the hulls correctly is very easy, so why not doing (train it before) if you make a video that maybe intents to fascinate others? Skipper was to concentrated on the boat and afraid to capsize so he forgot about that ... i guess. Peace.
peyronimo 3 years ago