Day 1:
New Jetski, 5am, adrenalin pumping, expectations were high....... no waves.
Anything Rad is welcomed on the blog!!
Day 2: SurfRad & RadMan take a mission friday night. 2 hours after low with 8ft swell pucshing. 20 knot SE & blowing hard. Super Duper bumpy and the salt was burning our pupils out. Just one ski in sketchy detchy conditions, light fading... SurfRad want's just one wave!! His wish was granted. RadMan also pulls onto one. Big, Fat & Crumbly.
Lesson 1: Wind needs to be light or offshore, and don't go out alone on big days! Coming off the low tide had a strong swell running so timing was right.
Glad to be a part of Shred the Rad...our time is coming.
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ReplyDeleteApprox. time of reading 22/01/2009 21:37
Significant wave 2.78 metres
Maximum wave 4.00 metres
Significant period 9.4 seconds
Peak period 12.5 seconds
Mean magnetic direction 207.7 °
Latitude 3821.617S1
Longitude S14441.516E
Water temperature 18.6 °C
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Wave height Maximum heightSignificant height135721/01 18:0022/01 00:0022/01 06:0022/01 12:0022/01 18:0023/01 00:00
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