Hi Nyrs,

in principle I certainly agree, - but many club members enjoy sailing in cpmpany. Much of course also depends on distance to; and most importantly the sheer size of the sailing lake.

Apart from my own and Flaxbybuck's 18-mile drive (often in heavy traffic, with a huge and very exposed sailing water, all our our Club members all too often rely on the fast availability of our safety boat!

With best wishes Dr John F. Leeds & Bradford MBC😊😊😊

I often visit the lake on non club sailing days, as this gives one the chance to take advantage of good sailing days. As we all know fine,sunny days are not the prerogative of weekends, so if you are able to get to the lake, I strongly recommend it. You have the lake to yourself and the only hazard is in talking to the occasional member of the public who is interested enough to stop and talk.

Nerys

I'm Green with Envy!🙄

Shouldn't that be WHITE with envy?🤣

The on-Board Pics look like the real thing!!
Trev

I'm Green with Envy!
Looks Great👍👍
Trev

Many thanks for the useful info Scott. I shall look into getting a similar camera for my boats.

First of all I shall do a few experiments with the little Dash Can which has set used on my desk for the past 2 years!

Dr John F Leeds & Bradford BBC. 🤞🤞

Hi John

They are stills from a budget GoPro style action camera. It's a Goodman's 1080 30fps camera and all the GoPro hero 4 attachments are compatible. Ive had a few GoPro cameras before and really for my needs they where ott. This however captures what I want and very well. The still quality suffers greatly of what the videos are like and for the bargain price of £18!
Built in LCD screen with a good useful range of features

Regards

Scott

I am jealous. Our water will remain hard for another 2-3 months...

Hi Scott,

Love the on board picures. Are these from an "rc-fired" still camera such as the Go-Pro, or stills from an on-board video??

Dr John F L&B MBC😀😀😁