We’re happy with today’s 10 knots – that’s enough to do the job. When it’s lighter we tend not to do well at all.
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We’re one of the smaller boats in the fleet, so it’s good to get a couple of wins up,” Denby said. Having seen the weather forecast, he is gleefully rubbing his hands. Lance Denby is leading the Non-Spinnaker division going into the day’s racing, having won both Races 1 and 2 with his Bavaria 38, Ostara. The forecast is for 10 knots on the Bay, giving the light weather performers their best chance of success. This morning there is a gentle south/sou-easterly breeze blowing under a sunny blue sky, with a few small puffy clouds floating by. The Multihull Division has the virtually the same course, but an extra leg to Cleveland Bay has been thrown in. They also head to the Nautilus Marine mark, then to Orchard Rocks, White Rock, back to Orchard Rocks and onto the finish. SeaLink Spinnaker Divisions 2 and 3, along with the Non-Spinnaker Division, are undertaking one race. The first starts at 11.30am and takes them from the start off Peppers Blue on Blue to the Nautilus Marine mark, to Cleveland Bay and onwards to the finish. SeaLink Spinnaker 1 Division boats have two races on the Bay. Racing starts from 11am and organisers are sending the mix of multihulls, yachts, keelboats and sports boats on a variety of courses. They do such a good job looking after injured wild life here.”įollowing a long day of fun in the sun, it’s back to the serious business of racing in the Townsville Yacht Club (TYC) organised Race Week. It’s a great event and we raised $1500 for the Magnetic Island Koala Hospital. “It was a sprinter when they auctioned it, but it ran out of juice before the start,” he said laughing. “We (the Boadicca crew) paid $310 for a crab that came last,” lamented Boadicca’s owner, Mike Steel, who doubles as SMIRW Event Chairman. Twenty were auctioned off to anyone wanting to participate over two races, and the bidding, as usual, was fierce. The mud crab races also bring on the cheers and the ‘c’mons’. Throughout the race, the flour bombs tossed from the jetty by spectators, were coming down like rain, amid a lot of cheering and laughter. It’s a real crowd-pleaser among the yachties, locals and visitors to the Island. Each team builds their own boats from whatever materials they can lay their hands on - including beer cans - and then race to a buoy and return to the beach. Teams, including sponsors Star 106.3 Radio, with the breakfast team of Crystal and Brady at the helm, joined the fun. The Beer Can Regatta is a real novelty at the week-long Maggie Island Race Week. Yesterday was a lay day at SeaLink Magnetic Island Race Week (SMIRW), it was also Father’s Day, which translated to fun times for all at the Townsville Airport Father’s Day at pretty Picnic Bay on Magnetic Island.įree kids’ activities, markets, food stalls, a sand castle competition, mud crab races, food and entertainment at Picnic Bay Hotel and the famous Beer Can Regatta, meant there was something for everyone. As a bonus the UFB has LED pinouts for player LEDs and it actually works properly on my V3 Kai.SeaLink Magnetic Island Race Week: From lay day to race day I have mine wired in such a way that I have access to both buttons, but put the TPKey button where select was on the old stick to mimic functionality. There's another pinout for TPKey that does the TPKey press, but they added function via firmware that TPKey also functions as Change View/Select/Back, so that if you didn't want or need the Share button but wanted or needed the TPKey (like you probably do) you won't lose that function on the other systems.īasically it's a quality of life thing for the board, because you can wire up TPKey and it functions as the "select button" that would have been there otherwise as some older games like GGXrd and USFIV would use the TPKey for things. When they made the Brook UFB, since it supports so many systems, there is a pinout for Share that functions the "old" way of Share/Change View/Select/Back. Per some of our request, they swapped this function so Change View functioned as TPKey and Select, Share was moved to being the Change View + Menu.
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In their first adapters they had it so, for instance, using an XBox One controller on PS4 the Change View button (looks like two squares) was set as the Share key on PS4 and Select on PS3, pressing Change View + Menu is what was a TouchPad Button (TPKey) press. What Brook does is they have a terminal for the Share button and another for the TPKey.