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  • 2025-06-03 11:59:02
    Seven Seas and Seven Islands + 1
    Board » Flag Officers » Race proposals
    In short:

    A series to sail around islands in each of the Seven Seas plus the Mediterranean. Normalize the distances to around 1000nm by expanding the circumnavigation course.


    Probably about a week per island. Guarantees every point of sail and a mix of open water and inshore / channel navigation. See attachment for details.

    Iceland in the Arctic Ocean (800nm)

    Newfoundland in the North Atlantic Ocean (1100nm)

    The Falkland Islands in the South Atlantic Ocean (580nm) in a figure 8

    Sri Lanka in the Indian Ocean (700nm)

    Hokkaido in the North Pacific Ocean (950nm)

    Tasmania in the South Pacific Ocean (750nm)

    The Kerulen's in the Southern (or Antarctic) Ocean (~300nm)

    Plus 1: Sicily in the Mediterranean Sea (500nm)


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  • 2024-11-01 00:41:40
    Re: AGL 14 Issues
    Board » Technical Discussion
    ...and I don't know what is the red route in AGL? I may have missed it in the manual???!!
  • 2024-11-01 00:37:38
    Re: AGL 14 Issues
    Board » Technical Discussion
    Hi Kipper
    Running 6.1 and have an anomaly between QT, SOL client and AGL on route. See pics below
  • 2023-09-14 14:17:46
    Re: Carib Rum Run 2023
    Board » Sailonline Yacht Club
    Aye,

    scum of the sea,

    Red Devil be me!

    Arrrgh, "Red Devil" be a name that strikes fear into the hearts of any sailor who crosses your path. Aye, it be a fearsome choice for a pirate name, me matey!

    --- Last Edited by Patrick70119 at 2023-09-14 14:38:21 ---
  • 2023-04-29 12:50:20
    Re: AGL14 Releases
    Board » Technical Discussion
    Using a Win 10 Dell Latitude

    Been trying to get QT to play with AGL. qt is not getting the NMEA feed. Badger1 and I looked at all settings but were stumped. Any help appreciated. Read thru forum for tips...none that I could find apply.

    I'm new to Win10 so is there a security hangup?

    AGL says NMEA server started and ready for connection on port 5010.

    My Boat info is correctly showing in AGL.

    qt NMEA settings correspond to AGL's and match what I use on my Mac.

    any thoughts?
  • 2023-04-23 18:31:32
    Re: AGL14 Releases
    Board » Technical Discussion
    Hi Kipper,

    So I have AGL working but I have not been a PC guy for a long time and it looks like I need to buy the full version of qtVLM to do much of anything useful.

    Looking forward to working things out! Thanks for what was/is a ton of work.
  • 2023-04-23 00:54:20
    OMG! AGL on a PC? where do I start?
    Board » Technical Support
    I bought a PC, now what?
  • 2023-04-23 00:26:44
    OMG! AGL on a PC? where do I start?
    Board » Technical Support
    I bought a PC, now what?
  • 2022-09-21 11:39:27
    Bar-tailed Godwit Race
    Board » Flag Officers » Race proposals
    The Godwit migrates from Alaska to New Zealand in the Northern fall, then back to Alaska via Japan/China/Korea in the Southern Fall. A total of over 29,000km

    https://www.sciencelearn.org.nz/resources/296-flight-of-the-godwit

    The bird stokes up on food and flies over a week straight with out stopping, feeding, or sleeping...sound familiar?

    Three legs are required:
    1. Anchorage to Wellington
    2. Wellington to to Hegura, Japan in the Sea of Japan.
    3. Hegura back to Anchorage.

    Perhaps an existing race — Melbourne to Osaka comes to mind — could become part of the "SOL-er Migration" Series?


    --- Last Edited by mfa_wsg at 2022-09-21 11:40:31 ---
  • 2022-09-03 20:12:08
    Re: Carib Rum Run 2022
    Board » Sailonline Yacht Club
    Aye ye SOL-er dogs. Me ta be RedDevil t'wonce agin.

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