And continuing the Foil Drive application using No.34 - I dawn patrolled Hickam.
First was breaking occasionally, Seconds was more consistent (but also less clean - but that's not new)
Motoring out seemed easier - with No.34 wanting to stay on top of the water.
This setup is the bomb! I feel confident that I'll be able to get the parawing down pat now.
I was the ONLY person out - which normally would have been incredible, but it is late summer....
I did see a bunch of turtles, which is usually a sign the landlords are out visiting other properties. Still - I saw lots of things out there (likely turtles) and I kept the throttle going for piece of mind.
The waves were small, but the rides were really long. I almost picked up the waves too early - since they hit a shallow spot the back off before hitting the inside reef shelf.
I did manage to get two double dips. I think to get more I'd have to bolt on a 325P or 350P rear stabilizer.
Here's a zoom out to get perspective of where I was.
I'm calling this 14 waves in 40 some odd minutes.
Fun session (even though I was by myself, but maybe not alone...)
W:112/PW:1/FD:61/F:4/S:17
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