YIT | Yachts In Transit

[Password] Ilovesara2
[Date] 6/09/2017
[Position] 18°40.65'S 178°37.54'W
[Speed] 0.3
[Heading] 027T
[Status] This is our position as of 5:11 p.m.UFC
Weather Today we have 60/ claud cover, wind of 10 kns from SE.
to day we are going to Vulaga from Komo island.
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[password]carinya
[date] 6/09/2017
[position] 20°35.80'S 171°27.64'E
[speed] 5.5
[heading] 248T
[weather]ESE 11kts Baro 1015 Hpa,CC (light)100%, showers in the area seas 0.5m ESE
[status]On 6/09/2017 6:48 AM UTC this was our position, weather & status, sailing with full main & Genoa ,DTG to go to Havannah Pass 266Nm, ETA late Friday PM , planning to anchor/moor in Bonne Anse,proceeding to Noumea Saturday morning,light conditions expected for remainder of passage, all's well onboard F2,Regards Doug Sandra/Mum Dad

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[p]wa142809
[s]
pos: 20 40.173s 170 57.000e
d: 06/09/17 17:03 GMT+1200
We sailed for most of the day until about 1500hrs, when we turned on our motor as we have finally run out of wind.

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[position]15 33.275S 158 28.018E
[speed]0k
[heading]0t
[status]Very VERY happily anchored in the most turquoise of waters here at Chesterfield Reef after a very easy passage from New Cal. It is so unbelievably beautiful here - Kerry, Lionel and I think we are in aquatic paradise. The bird life is amazing with their constant 'chatter' in the background, and we have already snorkeled with whales. We're looking forward to exploring this little slice of heaven.
[weather]5-8k SE. Swell 0m 90% blue sky.
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[password]waiknot
[position]18 55S 173 50E

[status]
All well on board. Sea still confused but less wave height. Yesterday we had the boom dipping in the water as we rolled of the big waves, but easier going today.

[weather]E18-20 knots, 40% cloud, swell 1.5- 2m SE, 1013 baro

[speed]5.4 knts sailing
[heading]248M

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Lat-22deg26'50" Lon+166deg48'51" Alt+006ft GPS Sats seen: 10 2017-09-06 02:35UTC http://map.iridium.com/m?lat=-22.447233&lon=166.814403 Sent via Iridium GO!

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