Viper Location Map

Started by Kelly Bechard, October 17, 2011, 07:48:33 PM

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Patrick Daniel

Thanks for the offer, but Pensacola is over seven hours from where I am.

We're looking forward to sailing the boat every weekend on a local lake until the Valentine's regatta in Miami Feb.11 and 12.

Justin Scott

Quote from: Patrick Daniel on January 20, 2012, 01:44:19 PM
Thanks for the offer, but Pensacola is over seven hours from where I am.

We're looking forward to sailing the boat every weekend on a local lake until the Valentine's regatta in Miami Feb.11 and 12.

Damn that's a big state, and you're not even very far South compared to Miami.
Viper - Mambo Kings
Right Coast Refreshments Committee

Patrick Daniel

True. I'm over four  hours from coconut grove.

Jeff Danhauer


Hull #41 has been purchased and moved to Owensboro, Ky.  Would love to contact the two Vipers in St.Louis

Peter Beardsley

Congrats on the Viper acquisition!  Looking forward to seeing Viper 41 at some regattas in the near future.  Any chance of getting you to Marblehead in September for NAs?  If not there, hopefully in Florida this winter.
Viper 640 East Coast Regional VP / Class Governor
Viper 333 "Glory Days"
Formerly Viper 269 "Great Scott!", Viper 222 "Ghost Panda" and Viper 161 "Vicious Panda"

Darren Gilbert

Jeff - Congrats on the new acquisition to your 'fleet'.

It was great meeting you in Sarnia. I guess you'll have to race Viper instead of S2 next year eh?

Cheers!
Darren
Formerly Black Sheep (#29), Black Sheep II (#194) and Black Sheep III (#106)

Jeff Danhauer

I doubt you would want me at the nationals this year. We would just get in the way. We are looking forward to racing this winter.  We had a great time in Sarnia. It will be a tough decision which boat to race next year.  Maybe we will bring both.  I do wish I had spent more time watching the rigging process. It had been a year since the previous owner had sailed the boat so I did not get a lot of info from him. I  am some what confused on the proper rigging of the split tail mainsheet, mainsheet bridal, gnav, and out haul.

Jim Sears

Jeff,
Don"t forget that for 90% of us that are trying to attend to NA's, it's more about fun, hanging out with the Viper family, seeing friends that you only get to see once a year, and maybe do a little sailboat racing.  I think of it more of a "Viper Jubilee" instead of a National Champs...  Nobody should worry about "getting in the way"... unless you're talking about being a slow pour at the keg!
-Jimbo
F.N.G.
USA-148
SoCal

Olaf Bleck

Quote from: Jeff Danhauer on July 11, 2012, 09:47:35 PM
I doubt you would want me at the nationals this year. We would just get in the way. We are looking forward to racing this winter.  We had a great time in Sarnia. It will be a tough decision which boat to race next year.  Maybe we will bring both.  I do wish I had spent more time watching the rigging process. It had been a year since the previous owner had sailed the boat so I did not get a lot of info from him. I  am some what confused on the proper rigging of the split tail mainsheet, mainsheet bridal, gnav, and out haul.

Jeff, don't cut yourself short.

My story: After only two rides on Vipers (in Marblehead), I flew to Miami, bought my boat in Stewart three days before the 2010 N/A's in Coconut Grove, did the keel bulb at Shake-a-leg, splashed her, met everyone, and managed to not finish in last place.  Come on up!
East Coast: Viper #56;  West Coast: Viper #24 (available for charter)

Peter Beardsley

Jeff: it's also a great excuse to see 50+ (hopefully 60+) Vipers in person and figure out the answer to your rigging questions, see a couple of alternative rigging options, take some pictures and make some notes for your next Viper event.  I suspect free housing would also be available for Kentucky Viperers in Marblehead without any difficulty. 
Viper 640 East Coast Regional VP / Class Governor
Viper 333 "Glory Days"
Formerly Viper 269 "Great Scott!", Viper 222 "Ghost Panda" and Viper 161 "Vicious Panda"

Dan Tucker

Quote from: Jim Sears on July 11, 2012, 10:12:54 PM
Jeff,
Don"t forget that for 90% of us that are trying to attend to NA's, it's more about fun, hanging out with the Viper family, seeing friends that you only get to see once a year, and maybe do a little sailboat racing.  I think of it more of a "Viper Jubilee" instead of a National Champs...  Nobody should worry about "getting in the way"... unless you're talking about being a slow pour at the keg!
-Jimbo
Absolutely right. It's going to be fun for all! To that point, we've got way more swag planned for the 90% than we do for the top 5 finishers.

About 40% of the Vipers in existence will be there, you don't want to miss it!
Race it like you stole it.

Kelly Bechard

I moved a bunch of boats. Please let me know if any others need to be moved.

Garrett Johns

Kelly, you are awesome!!!
Thanks for all the work
USA 129
Anacortes WA

Somers Kempe

Viper 640 #262 - "Smokin" - Bermuda