[password] batman88
[status] Planning to leave North Minerva for Opua later today.
[weather] 7-8 kts from the East.
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[password] Astarte422
[position]30 03s 172 08e
[status] 1515utc, tacking our way south had to slow down to stop the pounding
[speed] 3.8k
[heading] 110M
[weather] 10knts SW-SSW 1 m swell from SW, short close together wind waves 50% cloud cover.
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[password] gXnOwRii
[position] 26 38.060s 175 11.610e
[speed] 4.0
[heading] 252T
[weather]100% cloud cover, 10s, bar. 1015.5, 1.50m sea.
[status] 5th day to Opua, all is well on board, 517M to go. I tried to check in but you didn t copy me.
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[password] kahia2007

[position] 29 50s 171 24e

[status] Glad the wind turned to SSW all day at 15 to 22 knots, which gives us a very close angle towards our destination, sailing at 51 to 60 degrees to the wind, Kahia is hopping through the waves like a rocking horse with the hydrovane as happy tail doing a superb job steering us. Sorry to hear our SSB transmission is bad, not the best time to check the terminals. We are grateful to Astarte for giving a brilliant relay.

[speed] 5 to 6knots

[heading] 120T

[password] seabird14

[position]35 50 S 174 28 E

[status] In a berth in Marsden Cove, NZ

[heading]

[weather][END]

[password]VA7SDR

[gulfharbour]
synopsis: on
rollcall: on
updates: on
[status] 2nd day at Minerva Reef, trying to decide on Thursday or Sunday departure to Opua
[weather] 4knts NE, 10% cloud, 1012 baro

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[password] beavis
[position] 31 33S 153 03E
[status] Underway to Sydney. Had a great ride yesterday in the East
Australian Current with SOG reaching up to 10 knots! Big squall this
morning with a couple of hours of 20-25 knots of southeast wind - not so
much fun! Presently motoring in light southeast winds. SOG 7 knots. COG
198T
[weather] wind 6 knots SE, seas 1-1.5 meters SE, mostly sunny now[END]

[password] wdb5801
[position)34 16.753S 172 42.765E
[speed)4.2 knots
[heading] 90T
[weather)10 cloud cover,wind 15 W/SW , bar. 1020,1 meter sea SW
[status] SLOWLY sailing , 135 more miles under the keel ! ETA still Thursday early...THERE ARE NO FISH in the Tasman Sea!! We will keep trying 3 lines out again
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