Just wanted to check also on not only the placement of the pad eye for the
pole but did you use machine screws or ss rivets?
Thanks again
et me know when you can was hoping to try to install the pad eye tomorrow
Wayne
Hull 818
From: Wayne
Date: 08/08/07 21:11:04
To: hydrophilos at earthlink.net; S22 Santana22 List; Bill Murphy; Michael
Andrews - MTC
Subject: RE: [Santana 22] FW: Request for spare whisker pole for
Nationals(now 22 entries!)
Thanks for your help
Wayne
From: Michael Andrews - MTC
Date: 08/08/07 13:48:38
To: Wayne; hydrophilos at earthlink.net; S22 Santana22 List; Bill Murphy
Subject: RE: [Santana 22] FW: Request for spare whisker pole for
Nationals(now 22 entries!)
I will measure the placement of mine and get back to you.
Michael Andrews
811 Bonito
From: tuna-bounces at myfleet.org [mailto:tuna-bounces at myfleet.org] On Behalf
Of Wayne
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2007 10:16 AM
To: hydrophilos at earthlink.net; S22 Santana22 List; Bill Murphy
Subject: Re: [Santana 22] FW: Request for spare whisker pole for
Nationals(now 22 entries!)
Can anyone one give a ralatively new sailor and owner of a Santana 22 hull
818 advice on placement of the pad eye for a whisker pole ( 6 to 12) for a
135 and a 155 jib
-------Original Message-------
From: Bill Murphy
Date: 8/8/2007 1:13:44 PM
To: hydrophilos at earthlink.net; S22 Santana22 List
Subject: Re: [Santana 22] FW: Request for spare whisker pole for Nationals
(now 22 entries!)
I have one they can borrow. It is an adjustable, but has been set
for 10 feet for so long I'm not sure it still adjusts.
Just FYI, the list (tuna at myfleet.org) is no longer moderated since
you need to sign up to use it. Everyone's messages go out at the
same priority.
At 09:12 AM 8/8/2007, Jan Grygier and Patti Boucher wrote:
>OK, anybody got a spare whisker pole for Moonshine? They are entry #22.
>I'm sure many people (including myself) could lend them a spinny pole, but
>they'll want the extra foot and a half to make it the full 10 feet.
>>Jan Grygier
>hydrophilos at earthlink.net>>P.S. to Kevin: I would have suggested you email the listserve instead of
>forwarding it myself, except that I am one of very few whose posts go out
>immediately, the rest of us have to wait for the moderator (to reduce spam)
>> > [Original Message]
> > From: Kevin McElroy <maplebar at gmail.com>
> > To: <hydrophilos at earthlink.net>
> > Date: 8/7/2007 10:12:54 AM
> > Subject: Re: [Santana 22] Three more days till Nationals - 21 entries
and
>counting
> >
> > Jan,
> > Moonshine will be there with Amanda & Nelson onboard..I will register
> > through the RYC website tonight.
> >
> > We are looking for a whisker pole as ours broke..know anybody with a
>spare?
> >
> > Kevin
> >
> > On 8/7/07, Jan Grygier and Patti Boucher <hydrophilos at earthlink.net>
>wrote:
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > OK, I hope this will be my last email before Nationals. We are now at
>21
> > > registrations, and there are still a couple more boats that could make
>it.
> > > If anyone still needs last-minute crew, I have a few folks who are
>available
> > > (mostly skippers with non-race-ready boats), let me know and I'll try
to
> > > hook you up.
> > > If you can't work the on-line registration (see link below) let me and
>the
> > > club know and we'll get you registered Friday somehow. But please try
>to do
> > > this BEFORE Friday, as there is a late fee after Thursday midnight.
BTW
> > > Sutter Schumacher will be crewing on one of our newer fleet member's
>boats,
> > > I talked to her and she is psyched about the regatta, hopefully
>Latitude's
> > > readers will be too.
> > >
> > > Sailing Instructions are finalized, they should be on the web site
later
> > > today. One thing you will notice in the SIs is the Skippers' Meeting
> > > Saturday morning - after much discussion among the various fleet
>officers
> > > (and Tom Schock) I decided that the famous EYC youth squad would be
>allowed
> > > to race, but we would decide whether their results would "count" at a
> > > meeting before the races. (Basically, if we can get consensus among
the
> > > skippers at that meeting then the EYC team will race like everyone
>else; if
> > > any skipper objects then they will race but their results will not
>count.)
> > > Unfortunately, after all this sturm and drang I learned last night
that
>the
> > > EYC skipper has just been diagnosed with mononucleosis (they are
>students,
> > > remember) and their participation is now up in the air.
> > >
> > > Whether on not the EYC team makes it (which I sincerely hope they do),
>we
> > > will have a discussion about possible modifications to the
>"owner-driver"
> > > rule at the AGM to be held Saturday night after the dinner. I think
the
> > > other fleet captains have been polling their fleets to see what people
>think
> > > (should yacht-club-sponsored teams be allowed to compete if they are
>also
> > > sponsored by a fleet owner/member and the organizing committee agrees,
>or
> > > other similar wrinkles). Our Bay Area fleet will be so well
>represented at
> > > the dinner that we have not been polling the members, but if you are a
>Fleet
> > > 1 member and cannot make the AGM you are welcome to let Pete Trachy
know
> > > your feelings and he will take them to the meeting. I think that is
the
> > > only substantive piece of business to discuss at the AGM (apart from
> > > determining the place and maybe date of next year's event), if anyone
>has
> > > other issues to bring up please do so now!
> > >
> > > I will be at RYC all day Friday fixing all my Lipton/Admirals Cup
>breakages
> > > on Carlos and helping other folks with the cranes, registration, sail
> > > measuring etc., so I'll see many of you soon. This is gonna be great!
> > >
> > > Jan Grygier, Carlos
> > > 2007 Santana 22 Nationals Regatta Chair
> > > 510 323 3866 (cell)
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > ----- Original Message -----
> > > From: Jan Grygier and Patti Boucher
> > > To: S22 Santana22 List
> > > Cc: gail.yando at sbcglobal.net; RYC Douglas McVae; RYC Antonia Vanoni;
RYC
> > > Christina Nagatani
> > > Sent: 7/26/2007 8:15:39 AM
> > > Subject: Two+ weeks to Nationals - do you know where your crew are?
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > Entries are coming in thick and fast now, we are up to 15 registered
>and 5-9
> > > more promised or "I'm working on the boat, hope to have her ready".
>Still
> > > shooting for more than 20 on the line, we may even get to 25 if Tom
>Schock
> > > (who is coming up to sail 801 again with Richard Hormel, this time
with
>a
> > > jib of the correct length) can twist some arms he knows of in Fresno
or
> > > Lake Tahoe.
> > >
> > > There has been some consternation about getting extra dinners on the
web
> > > site, early registrants (like me) couldn't sign up for them, and there
>is
> > > currently no way to add a dinner after you are registered. But the
web
>site
> > > has been fixed, at least you can get extra dinners when you register
>now.
> > > We will have an old-fashioned cash box and tickets on Friday and Sat
am
>when
> > > you check in ($15/extra dinner), and another in the dining room
Saturday
> > > night ($20). The fleet is subsidizing the dinners, so we will get a
>very
> > > nice spread. And as usual, Pineapple Sails is donating a keg of good
>beer
> > > for Saturday, and we are also providing appetizers and champagne (OK,
>bubbly
> > > wine) Sunday after the racing. So we will all be well fed and
>"watered".
> > >
> > > As for crew - a few of you expressed a need to get crew, and a few
>others
> > > said they probably could crew on other boats as theirs wouldn't be
>ready. I
> > > figure it's about time to start hooking people up, so if you still
need
>crew
> > > please email or call me and I'll help find you one (or two).
> > >
> > > If you haven't registered yet but are coming, please do so soon, I'm
>going
> > > to call Sutter Shumacher at Latitude 38 soon to get us some good press
>and
> > > the more we have officially registered the better. The link to do so
is
> > > http://www.richmondyc.org/boatinfo/racing/SantanaOlson/default.asp> > >
> > > Speaking of good press, part of the unique nature of this event
>(besides the
> > > comeback story of having 20 boats for the first time in a decade) is
>having
> > > a senior citizen Champion (Ernie Rideout) from SCYC competing in one
of
>the
> > > oldest Tunas in existance (#19, Maybe) against young people's teams
from
> > > Encinal YC and Richmond YC, and two of the newest Tunas in existence
> > > (Michael Andrews, three-time champion in 811, and Tom Shock and
Richard
> > > Hormel, another former champion in 801).
> > >
> > > We have some details to work out about the young people's squads,
about
> > > which more later (fleet officers are trying to sort them out now), but
I
> > > assure you we are in for some great racing the second weekend in
August!
> > >
> > > Jan Grygier, Carlos
> > > (510) 323-3866 (cell)
> > > hydrophilos at earthlink.net> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
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