Boat details (n°389)
Boat details (n°389)
AUS-29
Essentials
Designer
Ernest B. Fay
Builder
I.J. Perdriau, Ian J. Perdriau, Sydney (AUS)
Material
Mahogany, carvel planked
1st certificate issued
01-01-1973
Original boat name
Antares
Original country
AUS
Original sail number
29
Current location
Newport (RPAYC), Pittwater, NSW (AUS)
Antares charging to windward in 2019 Australian Nationals : Australian National Championships 2019 RPAYC Pittwater
(credits : Warwick Crossman Dinghy Fever)
Added by Martin Cross
on 2019-06-04
Photo Gallery (21)
Notes (3)
5.5 AUS 29 "Antares" - equipped with GNAV
11-03-2018
by Kaspar Stubenrauch, 11-03-2018
No, this is not GPS Navigation. The Seldén GNAV (reverse spelling of vang) has been installed aboard "Antares". Martin Cross reports: "... it works really well, much safer for the crew as a the whole cockpit is now clear. Also good for spinnaker launch and retrieval..."
Question about potential sister-ships
22-02-2008
by Site Administrator, 22-02-2008
Is it a sister-ship of FRA-045a / SUI-123 and of SUI-124 ?
Be be only from the same design family as these two ones are of 1979...
Be be only from the same design family as these two ones are of 1979...
Note received from Gordon Hinds, 21.02.2008
22-02-2008
by Site Administrator, 22-02-2008
I notice the mighty Antares is missing from your list...
Built tin 1973 with the distinctive canoe bow it was an Ernie Fay/Luders(?) collaboration.
I owned her from 1989 to 1994 with Michael MacMahon and sailed in the 1991(?) worlds off Palm Beach achieving a credible 11th place.
We then won the Australian Championships against much new designs in 1993.
She is extremely fast on a windward/leeward course, but was extremely slow on the reaching triangle courses that have now long gone.
She is still sailing in Sydney Harbour and when I ever get rich and famous again I will buy her and campaign her in Europe. There is a sister ship in Norway I believe
She is a rocket ship!
Regards
Gordon Hinds
9 Stephen Street, Paddington, gordon[at]thpads.com
Built tin 1973 with the distinctive canoe bow it was an Ernie Fay/Luders(?) collaboration.
I owned her from 1989 to 1994 with Michael MacMahon and sailed in the 1991(?) worlds off Palm Beach achieving a credible 11th place.
We then won the Australian Championships against much new designs in 1993.
She is extremely fast on a windward/leeward course, but was extremely slow on the reaching triangle courses that have now long gone.
She is still sailing in Sydney Harbour and when I ever get rich and famous again I will buy her and campaign her in Europe. There is a sister ship in Norway I believe
She is a rocket ship!
Regards
Gordon Hinds
9 Stephen Street, Paddington, gordon[at]thpads.com
Document library (1)
Document
Size
By / When
897 Kb
897 Kb
Kaspar
Stubenrauch
25-02-2018
Stubenrauch
25-02-2018
Antares charging to windward in 2019 Australian Nationals : Australian National Championships 2019 RPAYC Pittwater
(credits : Warwick Crossman Dinghy Fever)
Added by Martin Cross on 2019-06-04
Ownership history (7)
Sail#
Name
Owner
AUS-29
"Antares"
AUS-29
"Antares"
AUS-29
"Antares"
AUS-29
"Antares"
AUS-29
"Antares"
AUS-29
"Antares"
GER-101
"Antares"
Results History (5)
Year
Rank
Race / Location
Skipper
Added by, on
Year : 1993
Rank : Winner
Race : Australian 5.5m Championship /
Location : Sydney
Location : Sydney
Skipper : Gordon Hinds
Added by : Kaspar Stubenrauch, 21-04-2014
Year : 2015
Rank : 2nd
Race : Australian National Championship /
Location : Vaucluse
Location : Vaucluse
Skipper : Martin Cross
Added by : Kaspar Stubenrauch, 13-12-2015
Year : 2017
Rank : 3rd
Race : Australian National Championship /
Location : Sydney
Location : Sydney
Skipper : Martin Cross
Added by : Kaspar Stubenrauch, 28-02-2018
Year : 2018
Rank : 3rd
Race : Australian National Championship /
Location : Pittwater (RPAYC)
Location : Pittwater (RPAYC)
Skipper : Martin Cross
Added by : Kaspar Stubenrauch, 28-02-2018
Year : 2019
Rank : 2nd
Race : Australian National Championship /
Location : PIttwater
Location : PIttwater
Skipper : Martin Cross
Added by : Martin Cross, 26-02-2019
Links Library (1)
11-03-2018
(Remembering I.J. Perdriau)
Kaspar Stubenrauch, 11-03-2018