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Hi Peter,
Simply had to call my boat, which is number 3186,  Aeronaut  when I looked up the roots of the word in the dictionary - an Aero sailor  - perfect for me! see link below
 
(AERO- + Greek nautÄ“s, sailor; see nāu- in the Appendix of Indo-European roots.] 
https://ahdictionary.com/word/search.html?q=aeronaut#:~:text=%5BAERO%2D%20%2B%20Greek%20naut%C4%93s%2C,of%20Indo%2DEuropean%20roots.%5D

 regards Karl




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17/10/2023 18:25:00
kleavy
Posts: 4
Like the color of the boat: hard to miss


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05/05/2023 18:33:00
Foxbox
Posts: 5
29/04/2023 23:23:00
Aerozi
Posts: 2
  1. Hallo
Meine RSAero mit dem Segel Nr.1005
Hat jetzt einen Namen
"Aerozin"
Am Hallwilersee in der Schweiz



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30/01/2023 20:11:00
Aerozi
Posts: 2
Bainbridge Island, Washington
Sail Number: 2236

"t'ísÉ™d" - Native American (Lushootseed) for "arrow"



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14/10/2022 18:09:00
modernmind
Posts: 3
New Aero in Gloucestershire, GBR
Sail No 4339
Free Bird



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02/10/2022 21:21:00
ChrisW
Posts: 1
New boat in Bavaria:

Name: 'Faxe'
Sail number 4081
Location: SCBC, Breitbrunn am Chiemsee, GER



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09/09/2022 18:06:00
Andi
Posts: 6

Sail number 2263
"Pee-Wee"

on Lake Michigan, Dempster Beach Yacht Club, Evanston, Illinois 





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09/09/2022 17:42:00
bmadigan
Posts: 11
Hi there

Please could  the following be added:

Name: 'Seven of Nine'  
Sail number 1117 
Location: BCYC, Cheddar, UK

Many thanks! :)



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07/08/2022 12:51:00
Rowena_Jones
Posts: 1
Please add the following name to the cherished names list

Sail: 3581 

Location: Lake Couchiching, Orillia, Ontario, Canada

Name: Bo&aero





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13/07/2022 01:40:00
rpweedon
Posts: 4
GER 2651 - Aeroduster


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28/05/2022 18:32:00
Rubberduck
Posts: 5

IRL 3823 - Lovely Bubbly




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19/02/2022 19:45:00
tinkeratsea
Posts: 10
IRL 1320 - 'Peppermint' seems to be missing!




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14/02/2022 10:05:00
Posts: 0
AUS 3607   Zap 


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10/02/2022 14:34:00
Peter
Posts: 1
RS Aero Cherished Names - February 2022 Update

Checkout the RS Aero Cherished Names Facebook Photo Album

Here is the February 2022 list's  New Link  as it is updated with additions and edits.

USA   3215   Extreme Ways
GBR   3700   Sid
GBR   4089   Mushu
are all now added

GER   2969   Aeronie
GBR   3175  Geriatric Aeromantic
you were already on the list. The names posted on the forum yesterday were only the new ones from the past year.

Images; GBR 4089 Mushu  &  GBR 3700 Sid



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09/02/2022 22:47:00
Peter Barton
Posts: 4977
USA 3215 Extreme Ways Andrew Holdsworth


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09/02/2022 21:12:00
ExtremeWays
Posts: 4
GER 2969 aeronie


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09/02/2022 20:50:00
Michael Heber
Posts: 66
3175 Geriatric Aeromantic


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09/02/2022 13:37:00
Gareth
Posts: 173
RS Aero Cherished Names - February 2022 Update
Over 600 happy RS Aeros now have their names recorded on the list with many new ones since the last update!

Many RS Aero owners are coming up with some imaginative names for their beloved craft! This ‘name register’ is for general interest and to make it possible, although not vital, to avoid repetition.

RS Aero owners can post the names of their RS Aeros as a reply to this Forum thread and they will be added to the periodic updates. [Register to the website in order to post to the Forum]
Minimum info is sail number, country and boat name (but feel free to tell the story if there is one!). You could also easily add an image too!

Periodically this list can be updated from the Forum and saved to the Class website documents page. So let your imagination go and post up those names. Your RS Aero deserves it!

The February 2022 updated list is posted HERE with the new names in RED.

Here are the new names in the past year;
AUS    1073    Cheeky
SUI    1081    Teneytiwan
GBR    1120    Jazzy Jnr
GBR    1154    Fubar
GBR    1234    Suggestions?
AUS    1286    Henry's Dream
IRL    1317    Tinkeratsea
IRL    1319    Wendy
IRL    1320    Blackpearl 2
IRL    1321    Running Wilder
GER    1326    The Hobbit
GBR    1332    Jazz
AUS    1390    Feothan
USA    1422      Aero-prone 
USA    1514    Second Nature
USA    1727    HoodaBooda
USA    1738    Aeroverent
GBR    1750    Allegro
GBR    1787    Sweat Dreams
GBR    1810    Bubbly
GER    1907    Brandt Accelerator
SWE     1971    Cool Tool
USA    1976    Mumbles
USA    1977    Is This Seat Taken?
USA    1988    Mr Tippy
USA    2021    OchoBocho
USA    2024    Loop
AUS    2040    Danger Mouse
AUS    2046    Invert Turtle
AUS    2049    Jet Rocket Log
USA    2082    Peace Train
USA    2120    Chili Pequin
CAN    2121    Blackjack
GBR    2131    Scarlett
GBR    2148    Oh Carol
USA    2209    Companaero
USA    2210    Pinball Wizard
NZL    2226    Abracadabra
USA    2251    Clydesdale
GBR    2270    Zoe
USA    2276     Old Poop
USA    2284    Escape Route
USA    2449    Can't Hear You
GBR    2468    Hot Aer
CZE    2471    Hobit
IRL    2526    Tikka
GBR    2571    Song 2
GBR    2573    Bella Badger
GBR    2620    Gekko
USA    2623    Outlawed Tunes
GBR    2682    Labamba
GBR    2731    Rocky
USA    2776    Fool's Gold
USA    2789    Dirty Harry
GBR    2791    Pampaero
USA    2815      Lane 4 
AUS    2822    Pink Lady
BEL    2834    Stitch
GBR    2836    Melville
GBR    2875    Aerobus
AUS    2915    Delphine
GBR    2922    Soggy Bottom
GBR    2944    Bonnie
GBR    2955    Ventus Too
BEL    2974    Popeye
GER    3004    AEra
USA    3008    Stink Eye
GBR    3024    Audacious
GBR    3047    A day at the Races
AUS    3051    Day Release
AUS    3053    Pharaoh
AUS    3056    Jam
GER    3079    Lux
AUS    3080    Bubbles
AUS    3081    Hong Kong Mouse
AUS    3083    Tijuana Taxi
AUS    3085    Feather
AUS    3088    Give Me Space
AUS    3097    Rayleigh
AUS    3103    Edie
AUS    3105    Aerosol
SWE    3111    Carl Bennet AB
AUS    3119    Yakkakaka
AUS    3120    Ridgididge
GER    3151    Charly Tango
USA    3172    Mixed Bag
GBR    3198    Breaking Waves
USA    3214    Aero Flynn
USA    3215    Extreme Ways
USA    3218    HMB
USA    3220    Luz
GER    3223    In short
GER    3226    Diana
GER    3232    Saerotonin
IRL    3233    Team Ridgeway
SWE    3246    Aqua
BEL    3250    Villa Carlos Paz 2
USA    3251    Hiking is Hard
USA    3256    Magic Man
GBR    3289    Orion
GBR    3303    Perfect Moment
GBR    3341    Bert
ITA    3353    Aerobasol
SUI    3369    Rosera
GER    3373    Samba 4
IRL    3187    Shaero
GER    3388    La Loca
GBR    3391    Wispa
GBR    3396    Take a Bow
GBR    3398    Ambero
USA    3405    Bombay Girl
USA    3422    Suetini II
USA    3424    Boaty Call
BEL    3428    No Stress
USA    3450    Red Dragon
USA    3455      Double Nickel 
AUS    3473    e-RAT-ic
AUS    3475    Rat Race
ITA    3495    Poppi
GER    3500    Time Bandit
GBR    3534    BB
GBR    3538    Muttley
ITA    3550    Sofia
ITA    3552    Bende & Cerotti
ITA    3554    Aeroman
AUS    3590    GiGi
GBR    3597    Mr Blue Sky
GBR    3600    Whale of a Time
AUS    3602    Chillybin
AUS    3604    Har Har
GER    3627    Argo
USA    3653    Meadow Point Hurricane
GBR    3658    Sea Slug
GBR    3666    The Devil Made Me Do It!
GBR    3667    This Is The Way
GBR    3669    Sombraero
USA    3686    Aggie P
GBR    3688    Tallulah
GER    3696    Colorful Cow
GBR    3700    Sid
NED    3701    Koen
GBR    3802    Reckless Serenade
USA    3820    Sfzorzando
USA    3836    Fremojul
GBR    3849    One Step Beyond
GBR    3869    Jooped
GER    3925    Dion
GBR    3963    Woo Hooo!!
GBR    3965    Adferiad
GBR    3968    Lemon Drizzle
GBR    4015    Take It Easy
GBR    4085    Leggiero
GBR    4089    Mushu
 
Images: Sul Sea, Pink Lady, Woo Hooo! and Bubbles!



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08/02/2022 23:56:00
Peter Barton
Posts: 4977
Ha - You bought one then !!


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24/01/2022 08:07:00
Jon Mills
Posts: 8
Just what I need in my life, another un-erasable earworm


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20/01/2022 11:57:00
AndyJackson
Posts: 20

@Andy / 1234

“Counting“ ?

Do you know this?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZ9WiuJPnNA

Beware. You will sing or sum it every time launching the boat 😊

Cheers

Axel




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20/01/2022 08:26:00
Rubberduck
Posts: 5
Pump It !!!   GBR 3953


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17/01/2022 18:41:00
Ian Aplin
Posts: 1
I'll be keeping the name from my old boat #2362 (which has gone back to RS) on my new boat GBR 4085:

Leggiero

musical term meaning lightly / gracefully. Aspirational...



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13/01/2022 22:48:00
sandy
Posts: 15
How about naming it 3456 or Easy as since the numbers are in sequence. I also always like Rowdy named after the classic yacht and an Aero is definitely rowdy.


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12/01/2022 20:34:00
Eddie Lockey
Posts: 7

GBR 3965 - Adferiad

Adferiad is Welsh for 'recovery'. I am Welsh and my Aero is a big part of my journey to recovery :) 

 




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12/01/2022 14:58:00
Francesca
Posts: 1
My surname is Sheridan and have been called Shero since I was a kid. So "Shaero" just kind of jumped out as a suitable name for IRL 3187


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12/01/2022 13:56:00
Shero
Posts: 11
Recently acquired 1234.  Need to thnk of something appropriate.  Suggestions?


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12/01/2022 11:15:00
AndyJackson
Posts: 20
#3422 - Norfolk, VA, USA

Suetini II



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12/01/2022 00:57:00
Sparky
Posts: 8
AUS 2822 "Pink Lady"
Following a theme of boats being named after cocktails.



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12/01/2022 00:01:00
Pete Ellis
Posts: 1
From CDarbyshire, Bembridge, Isle of Wight;

RS Aero GBR 3968 will be named ‘Lemon Drizzle’.
I owned a Graduate in 1986 called ‘Jam Sponge’ so continuing the theme!



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11/01/2022 22:40:00
Peter Barton
Posts: 4977
GBR 2573 Bella Badger

married to GBR 1132 Sea Badger



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10/01/2022 08:15:00
Bella505
Posts: 2
Hi Peter,
can you just update the Sail number of my boat:
Name Abracadabra, number 2226 not 1852
Cheers,
Marco, NZL




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04/01/2022 23:44:00
MarcoC
Posts: 3
RS Aero 2915 (7/9), Albert SC, Melbourne Australia:
"Delphine":
- a woman's name;
- of or pertaining to Dolphins;
- from or of Delphi / delphic;
- a massively big 1921 steam yacht https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/SS_Delphine_(1921)
- see also Delphina Perpetua do Espirito Santo, a Portuguese comedic actress who deserves to be remembered. "... Prior to her death she had given away most of her money to charities..." 



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04/01/2022 09:25:00
RonF 'Delphine'
Posts: 32
RS AERO 3424 (USA)

Boaty Call



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04/01/2022 00:19:00
dautor
Posts: 12
RS Aero 3849, based at Dalgety Bay Sailing Club. At my age I should know better hence the name for my new boat is

"One Step Beyond"

Duncan



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03/01/2022 22:14:00
Dunsmall
Posts: 26
RS AERO CHERISHED NAMES

LAST CALL - For any more RS Aero names beofore I publish an annual update on the RS Aero Cherished Names List next week. Post them here as a reply to this thread for me to add them.

There are lots of new RS Aero names to add his year!



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03/01/2022 18:09:00
Peter Barton
Posts: 4977
RS Aero - USA 3008
I chose Stink Eye because it makes me laugh and reminds me of my days in Hawaii when a local would walk up out of the blue and ask if you are giving them stink eye and want to fight. So in the spirit of competition I give you Stink Eye!




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03/01/2022 17:47:00
Eddie Lockey
Posts: 7
RS AERO - GBR 3963
I thought this name said it all...
Woo Hooo!!



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03/01/2022 16:38:00
Ellie
Posts: 2
Sail Number: CAN 2121
Name: BLACKJACK



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11/07/2021 02:45:00
fast2tack
Posts: 4
Just received my SUI 3369, the wife, my 3 daughters and me decided to give her the elegant name of: Rosera
That she may sail and fly happily forever!

Fair winds, Frank



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05/07/2021 20:03:00
Rosera
Posts: 1
MOVED TO THE CORRECT THREAD FOR MARC;

Hi my RS Aero BEL 3250 is named  VILLA CARLOS PAZ 2 : small city in Argentina close to a beautiful lake...
Marc



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18/05/2021 23:30:00
Peter Barton
Posts: 4977
AUS 3053 - Pharaoh

It has a ring to it. Previous gaelic name 'Siorc' was a tad obscure in Oz.



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05/05/2021 01:31:00
OzAero3053
Posts: 1

From Penny;

Bought RS Aero GBR 2791 and named it Pampaero.
Thanks,
Penny




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27/04/2021 13:50:00
Peter Barton
Posts: 4977
GBR 3600 - Whale of a time


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03/04/2021 07:52:00
Blake Newman
Posts: 22
AUS 3119 - Yakkakaka


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03/04/2021 04:59:00
Scotty544
Posts: 1
Just affixed the name to my new (to me) RS Aero GBR 3047. Had a laser for the last 19 years which never had a name, although it was called plenty of names in its time, I thought this boat deserved one.


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21/03/2021 23:35:00
Nipper
Posts: 1
Alan Goule RS Aero GBR 1750 to be named Allegro. Contains Al and Aero and means fast or lively.


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06/03/2021 16:01:00
Alan
Posts: 8
GBR 3398 at Tata Steel Sailing Club in south Wales. After a bit of thought, eventually decided on Ambero after my grand-daughter Amber with a nod to the class by adding the 'O'.


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20/02/2021 16:50:00
David Gibson
Posts: 10

RS Aero GBR 3538 Muttley. 

Yorkshire Dales Sailing Club

Hopefully sailing soon.




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03/01/2021 11:49:00
Byrnie30
Posts: 1
Just got RS Aero USA 1626 in Florida. Renaming it "thats what sea said" because of my love for the office and the sea


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07/12/2020 16:21:00
Rburger
Posts: 4
Just purchased my RS Aero GBR 1459 in tip top condition, it's now going by the name of DangAEROus.  More the nickname of the owner than hopefully the boat, arising from a dead run in my Laser on our narrow river and catching the fleet in front with nowhere to go managing to slow down by mounting the rear of an RS200; my only mistake it was our Commodore's, plus a few more events according to some!


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04/12/2020 17:36:00
Oli
Posts: 3
Hi Lesley,
No, I've never owned a Flying 11. I just liked the Italian word Andiamo (meaning Let's Go, or something similar). I do note that a lot of Italian restaurants use it too.
Cheers, Peter



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27/11/2020 06:21:00
Peter Short
Posts: 2
Hi Peter, did you by chance name Andiamo after a previous boat?  A Flying 11?

Hope you have fun with her.
Lesley



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25/11/2020 21:54:00
Lesley Hunt
Posts: 5
Add to boat names list.
RS Aero AUS 1393 named "Wild+Woollee" sailing from Largs Bay SC, Adelaide, South Aust.
John Woollatt
Nov 2020



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22/11/2020 22:34:00
John_MW
Posts: 1
USA 1384 has changed owners. The boat's new name is Haerold.


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22/11/2020 15:47:00
jonahz
Posts: 2
AUS 3064 - Andiamo - 'Lets Go'


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22/11/2020 07:07:00
Peter Short
Posts: 2
AUS 3099 - AEROGENOUS -  Just because it makes me feel good!..  ;-) M


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20/11/2020 05:15:00
Mike Gaebler
Posts: 1
GBR 1676 Aeroknot


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19/11/2020 22:28:00
JMacG
Posts: 1
GBR 2362 - Leggiero - lightly, swiftly, delicately (NB: aspirational)


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19/11/2020 17:06:00
sandy
Posts: 15
GBR 3397 has been named 'Olly' after our cherished Golden Retriever who recently passed.


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19/11/2020 14:42:00
Matt Perkins
Posts: 1
RS Aero Cherished Names - November 2020  
Over 460 happy RS Aeros now have their names recorded on the list
There are over 60 new ones since the last update!

Many RS Aero owners are coming up with some imaginative names for their beloved craft! This ‘name register’ is for general interest and to make it possible, although not vital, to avoid repetition.

RS Aero owners can post the names of their RS Aeros as a reply to this Forum thread and they will be added to the periodic updates. [Register to the website in order to post to the Forum]
Minimum info is sail number, country and boat name (but feel free to tell the story if there is one!). You could also post a pic, if you have a nice graphic.

Periodically this list can be updated from the Forum and saved to the Class website documents page. So let your imagination go and post up those names, your RS Aero deserves it!

The November 2020 updated list is posted HERE.

*If we get a few new additions I will do another update at New Year. So get thinking up a name - your RS Aero deserves it! 



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19/11/2020 11:45:00
Peter Barton
Posts: 4977
We have a new class association boat.

GER 2332 is now :  aquaequipe



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17/11/2020 11:47:00
Jörn Domres
Posts: 9
GBR 3447 "solitaero" because I will be sailing it on my own on the Solway Firth :)
Douglas :)



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16/10/2020 18:22:00
DouglasW
Posts: 4
RS Aero - GBR 2808, purchased June 2019,
Now called "Whassup"



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12/10/2020 20:55:00
Stepher
Posts: 12
AUS 2043 AeroBar


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09/10/2020 13:45:00
maddy
Posts: 1
AUS 2823 - Raptor.
 



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08/10/2020 21:39:00
Raptor
Posts: 4
FRA 2657 - AEROSPHERE - My breaths of fresh Air !
Based in Cannes - South of France



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31/07/2020 17:14:00
Kiki
Posts: 3
GBR 3296 Made it to the water


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25/05/2020 16:25:00
Beth Miller
Posts: 2
Not yet sailed but new boat GBR 3298 has been named Fazt Jessie. Here's hoping her predecessor Jessie 2362 continues to race.
 
 



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24/05/2020 09:48:00
Claire
Posts: 3
GBR 1116 - Warthog
RS Aero 9 based on the sunny South Coast @ Warsash SC



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20/05/2020 21:23:00
Roger C
Posts: 9
SUI 1083 - Sonny


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20/04/2020 20:16:00
Sandy
Posts: 2
CZE 2956 - Pegas II


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22/03/2020 10:50:00
Brizak
Posts: 1
GBR 3017 - Deinamite.  In memory of David x


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12/03/2020 16:31:00
sue
Posts: 6
AUS 2823 - Aerodactyl
One for all the Pokemon lovers



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11/03/2020 07:29:00
Raptor
Posts: 4
GBR 3193 - Dennis the Menace
(Beano Comic)
 
As it was Storm Dennis who curtailed 3193's maiden voyage by postponing the RS Aero UK Winter Champs at the Oxford Blue on the 15th Feb 2020, one of several winter storms to curtail sailing in the UK last month.

After a few unfortunate Black Flag starts last year, 3193 is fitted with 'No Fear' bow eyes to help see down the start transit on crowded start lines.
 
   



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05/03/2020 10:17:00
Peter Barton
Posts: 4977
GBR 3148 - Hummingbird


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25/01/2020 15:27:00
Blake Newman
Posts: 22
GBR 3019 - Aerodisiac
SCYC 



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22/01/2020 16:24:00
Sue
Posts: 2
USA 2249. WAKINYAN


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01/01/2020 13:42:00
AndrewM
Posts: 6
AUS 3101 - This is not my sandwich
Balmoral Sailing Club



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25/12/2019 23:25:00
BJN
Posts: 3
AUS 3100 - Beaches & Cream
Balmoral Sailing Club



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25/12/2019 23:17:00
KJS
Posts: 1
GBR 1454 has changed ownership and name.  Was "Bernie" now named "Aerated". 



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17/12/2019 13:33:00
Nick Pearce
Posts: 1
RS Aero Cherished Names - December 2019  
Over 400 happy RS Aeros now have their names recorded on the list!
There are over 50 new ones (in red) since the last update!
 
Many RS Aero owners are coming up with some imaginative names for their beloved craft! This ‘name register’ is for general interest and to make it possible, although not vital, to avoid repetition.

RS Aero owners can post the names of their RS Aeros as a reply to this Forum thread and they will be added to the periodic updates. [Register to the website in the pink box on the left in order to post to the Forum]
Minimum info is sail number, country and boat name (but feel free to tell the story if there is one!). You could also post a pic, if you have a nice graphic.

Periodically this list can be updated from the Forum and saved to the Class website documents page. So let your imagination go and post up those names, your RS Aero deserves it!

The December 2019 updated list is posted HERE.
 
...and one of the leading graphics of 2019 is certainly....'The Heart of Gold'!
 



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11/12/2019 19:13:00
Peter Barton
Posts: 4977
New Boat Names.... 
In addition to those already listed in the forum thread since the last update there have been loads of new names since the last update. The new ones are listed below!
 
Here are a couple more photos from the 'Dress as your Boat Name' end of season party at Lymington Town SC; GBR 1209 Kylie  and GBR 1302 (ex) Marjorie - as Marge Simpson!
 
Country Number Name
JPN 1067 Snow
GBR 1098 Smith
AUS 1197 Point Taken
AUS 1204 Seagal
GBR 1308 Think Bubbles
GER 1326 Aerodom
GBR 1332 C'est la vie
GBR 1335 Bubbles
GBR 1336 SpeedSix
USA 1383 Plan B
AUS 1394 Argo
GBR 1402 Puzzle
GBR 1508 Wahine
USA 1514 Just Another Day
GER 1541 Headquarters
AUS 1697 Shiji
AUS 1704 4D
GBR 1710 Doris
USA 1726 Sticky Wicket
USA 1732 Good Enough
GBR 1806 Mo
GBR 1929 Bernie
USA 1973 Atolyn
USA 1974 Ghost Repeater
USA 1976 Hoochie Mama
USA 1977 Sunny Side Up
GBR 2071 SB2
USA 2081 Mr
GBR 2155 Capsaicin
GBR 2195 Guess What
USA 2276 Older Poop  
GBR 2319 PIES
GBR 2425 Sure
USA 2475 Quiver
USA 2483 322MX
USA 2484 Mystical Psychosis
AUS 2495 Facey
GBR 2496 Buoy
IRE 2524 Midnight Runner
USA 2630 Aeros are cool
GBR 2647 Wave Rider VIII
GER 2652 Go
GBR 2672 Jago
AUS 2675 Sophie
USA 2686 The White Boat
AUS 2696 Eric
USA 2708 Strawberry Bitch
GER 2743 Stay
USA 2771 NDRT
AUS 2781 Dont have one
AUS 2818 You
AUS 2819 Jack Reacher
AUS 2820 Ship Lookout
AUS 2824 Nix
AUS 2825 Jackpot
AUS 2826 Scoot
AUS 2827 Rhett's Rig
AUT 2849 Crazy Days
GBR 2875 Resilliance Communications
AUS 2913 Rosie
AUS 2914 Muesli
GBR 2929 Bernie
AUS 2937 Slick
AUS 2941 Drop Bear
FRA 2961 Calypso
GER 2969 Aeronie
GBR 2972 The Garden of Fand
AUS 3006 Carrie on Sailing
AUS 3007 Racer X
GBR 3011 AeroPlane
SWE 3013 68' North
GBR 3073 Poppy
GBR 3084 Spirit of White
AUS 3095 RATirement
GBR 3130 Dynamic
GBR 3141 Bloody Good Miss
GBR 3174 Marc



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11/12/2019 18:38:00
Peter Barton
Posts: 4977
GBR 3175 Geriatric Aeromantic
 



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11/12/2019 12:56:00
Gareth
Posts: 173
GBR 2912  Zaero Emissions


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03/12/2019 10:17:00
Yotter/Robin Gray
Posts: 13
USA 2210 Poison Aero


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02/12/2019 00:59:00
heymatey
Posts: 34
GER 2969 AERONIE


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01/12/2019 15:17:00
Michael Heber
Posts: 66
BEL 2080 Helena


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01/12/2019 11:05:00
JohanG
Posts: 4
GBR 2952 Wind Spirit


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27/11/2019 16:52:00
Posts: 0
RS Aero Cherished Names 
Lots more new names have been recorded since the last update in June!

Many RS Aero owners are coming up with some imaginative names for their beloved craft! The Name Register is for general interest and to make it possible, although not vital, to be original and avoid repetition.

It is time for a 6 monthly update of the name register and we are likely to have over 400 happy RS Aeros christened now! RS Aero owners can post the new names of their RS Aeros as a reply to this Forum Thread Any new additions by Fri 6th Dec will be in time for the new December update. So get thinking up a name - your RS Aero deserves it!

Minimum info is sail number and boat name - please do feel free to tell the story if there is one, you could also post a pic, if you have a nice graphic!



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27/11/2019 11:23:00
Peter Barton
Posts: 4977
GBR 2987  Lite Harted


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12/11/2019 20:07:00
Nick H
Posts: 3
AUS 2729 has been replaced by AUS 3091 as "Sul Sea"


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12/11/2019 09:55:00
sulseasailing
Posts: 4
RS Aero GBR 2515 has been renamed Aquaholic


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07/10/2019 15:35:00
Schweben
Posts: 4
Just collected my new RS Aero 2811 today. It was a bit of an adventure finding her, a little bit of an adventure from Edinburgh to Southampton to get her, definitely an adventure on the way home and the biggest adventure of all is yet to come on the water - "Aerotic Adventures". RS Aero GBR 2811


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14/09/2019 23:18:00
Issy
Posts: 46
Have acquired 1143, we came close to the edge travelling from Scotland to the Southampton area and back again to collect two boats (1143 and 2811), all within a 30 hour window including learning how to pack two Aeros onto an old Laser trailer that wasn't really suitable. Perhaps at my age I should know better so in homage to my love of Prog Rock, 'Close to the Edge' seems appropriate. GBR 1143 - 'Close to the Edge'


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14/09/2019 23:16:00
Dunsmall
Posts: 26
NED 2576 has been named Aero Force One


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27/08/2019 12:54:00
Aero Force One
Posts: 2
RS Aero BEL 2080 named Helena, just baptised with champaign, because it is a beautiful name for a boat and, more important, it is the name of my late aunt Helena, whose kind gift allowed me to buy this great dinghy.


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15/08/2019 14:17:00
JohanG
Posts: 4
AUS 2049 - 'Retrenched'
The only way I could afford one.



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07/07/2019 04:23:00
Posts: 10
GBR 2684 Wasabi


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06/07/2019 11:09:00
RP2684
Posts: 4
Oops! A spelling error in the name of GBR 1508. It should read Wahine, not Wahini and is pronounced Wah-hee-nay, meaning Hawaiian female (thanks to Marc Jacobi for his explanation and background in Hawaii itself.) The error was from spelling it as I heard it spoken by a Sydneysider! Any chance of a correction, Peter? Advance apologies to a very busy man . . .


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28/06/2019 14:37:00
Posts: 0
My Aero is named "Sul Sea" (hence my screen name) which is a play on the musical instruction "Sul C" which means (in viola terms, an instrument I play occasionally) to play the given section of music on the C string. "Sul" means "on the" in italian, so the name sort of means "play on the sea" which I thought was pretty nice and is kind of the intention of me getting a boat.
I sail (not very competently yet) out of Hampton Sailing Club in Victoria, Australia with sail number AUS 2729
Ingrid



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28/06/2019 06:20:00
sulseasailing
Posts: 4
Sail No. GBR 2963. 
 
Given her similarity to a sleek white running shoe: "The Heart of Gold"
 
 
...with Genuine People Personality "whoosh" 
 
(and greetings to Gargle Blaster!)
 
 



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24/06/2019 19:46:00
Moko Benelli
Posts: 4

Born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area, and learning to sail in the BIG breeze, many boats have very aggressive names to match the conditions. In addition, there have been some aggressive and iconic movies filmed with this great windy city in the background. One such movie is know for its famous quotes which are now strategically placed on my boat's port and starboard bow; "Go ahead, make my day", and my favorite, "Do you feel lucky, punk?"  Yes, you guessed it, I named my Boat Dirty Harry and in a crossing situation my competitors will all get a chuckle; the port boat wondering how lucky they feel and can they pass ahead? 

Cheers!
Craig Perez,
RS Aero USA 1733 
 



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22/06/2019 06:51:00
Captain Craig
Posts: 1
DARWIN # AUS 2778 after Charles Darwin


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21/06/2019 12:25:00
darwin
Posts: 9
Never named my boats before but since I have too much time in retirement (ex chemistry teacher) I gave GBR 2155 some thought and came up with 8-Methyl-N-vanillyl-trans-6-nonenamide.
However this isnt a very catchy boat name so how about the common name of this stuff, Capsaicin.
Its hot stuff - the active ingredient in chillies! 
 
 



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20/06/2019 17:50:00
Posts: 0
Mine is GBR 2932 - ' Spiny Norman' complete with Dinsdale the hedgehog. for those of you old enough will remember this from Monty pythons flying circus!
 
I tried to insert a photo but couldn't figure out how too!! Does anyone else suffer this computer ignorance?? 
 
Photo: Malcolm Lewin 
 
 
 
 
 



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20/06/2019 16:49:00
Pete
Posts: 6
RS Aero Cherished Names - June 2019 update
So I finally got to update the names list... 

350 happy RS Aeros now have their names recorded on the list! Over 100 new names since the last update!

Many RS Aero owners are coming up with some imaginative names for their beloved craft! This ‘name register’ is for general interest and to make it possible, although not vital, to avoid repetition.

RS Aero owners can post the names of their Aeros as a reply to this Forum thread and they will be added to the periodic updates.
[Register to the website in the pink box on the left in order to post to the Forum]
Minimum info is sail number and boat name (but feel free to tell the story if there is one!). You could also post a pic, if you have a nice graphic.

Periodically this list can be updated from the Forum and saved to the Class website documents page. So let your imagination go and post up those names, your RS Aero deserves it!
 
The June 2019 updated list is posted HERE.



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20/06/2019 16:16:00
Peter Barton
Posts: 4977
GBR 2949 - Avocet


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15/06/2019 17:45:00
JennyB
Posts: 3
Sail number is NZL 1171 and the name is AoteAEROa - obvious if you're a Kiwi but actually general name for NZ - actually the South Island where I live is Te Wai Pounamu but that doesn't work so hey...


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15/06/2019 11:50:00
Steve Procter
Posts: 1
GBR 2666 is Diabolical


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14/06/2019 22:47:00
jedric
Posts: 2
GBR 2368 is now called AeroPayne (if your after a model it would be a jumbo!)


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14/06/2019 16:14:00
Ant
Posts: 1
GBR 1809 - Vesper :)
 
Dorchester SC, Oxfordshire



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13/06/2019 18:11:00
justionaagain
Posts: 1
USA #1661 - is aptly named "IGGI"
 



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12/06/2019 17:12:00
JohnNH
Posts: 1
USA 2770 Sforzando Don Winston, Hempstead Harbour Club, New York, USA


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12/06/2019 14:22:00
Djwpe
Posts: 13
Dracarys GBR 2665 Bit of a game of thrones fan


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12/06/2019 11:04:00
Adamcorry24
Posts: 6
Sail number: USA 1622
Boat Name: Freudian Ship
 
Because I'm a psychiatrist.   :-)



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12/06/2019 03:27:00
ChandlerSelf
Posts: 1
RS Aero Cherished Names Update
Lots more new names since the last update list!

Many RS Aero owners are coming up with some imaginative names for their beloved craft! The Name Register is for general interest and to make it possible, although not vital, to avoid repetition.

RS Aero owners can post the new names of their RS Aeros as a reply to this Forum Thread by Monday. I will then do a new update to the list next week. So get thinking up a name - your RS Aero deserves it!

Minimum info is sail number and boat name - please do feel free to tell the story if there is one, you could also post a pic, if you have a nice graphic!



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11/06/2019 20:48:00
Peter Barton
Posts: 4977
Wolf of Wall Street OR Wolf of Mount Martha? I think I'll take that beer (and make it a large one) on Dec 28. Cheers David K.



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11/06/2019 12:57:00
Posts: 10
AUS 2695 - Aerotyne. ( I hope I'm the first)
 
I'll shout a beer at worlds for the first to get it :) (without googling)
 
[Ed- Pic and vid since added]



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11/06/2019 12:28:00
David K
Posts: 1
Sail number GBR 1957 - Slippery Jim
 
Comes from my favourite book character: Slippery Jim De Griz



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30/05/2019 09:40:00
Posts: 0
USA 2638 "Pure Energy" for my beautiful new lady please and thank you!!


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29/10/2018 17:18:00
Posts: 0
RS Aero 7, GBR 1603 - Named Velos  - Meaning is Arrow in Greek which seemed apt for shape of boat. 
 



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05/10/2018 10:25:00
Roger Odell
Posts: 3
Please add "Aerophobe" to sail number GBR 1694 : My daughter has "Aerolite" (sail GBR 1183) a stony meteorite made of silicate materials. Her name is Phoebe and an "aerophobe" has a "fear of breezes and flying", did I mention I have a set of foils for it!, 


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10/07/2018 23:55:00
NIc Willcocks
Posts: 2
USA 2507 - Aerobian
 
I was actually looking for an available domain name for a new blog about RS Aero sailing and some domain name generator came up with Aerobian which I liked. So I am going to use it for my new boat's name too.
 
Derek Stow 



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30/05/2018 15:45:00
Tillerman
Posts: 6

Finally, in real life: GER 2447 pocketrocket

 



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15/05/2018 12:29:00
Battelliere
Posts: 5
AUS 2049 Retrenched


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28/04/2018 05:13:00
Posts: 10
My NED 1869 is pink (tnx to Christer Bath), because i usually sail the (9) and the orange was already taken. A pink vehicle? Maybe it is my age, but the first one that comes to my mind is the "FAB1": the six wheeled car from Thunderbirds. Lady Penelope also has a boat: the "FAB2" and -not well known- also a four-person helijet: the "FAB3". Calling my Aero "FAB4" was of course out of the question for an obvious reason. So that's why my boat is the "FAB5"
 
 
 
 



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25/04/2018 19:02:00
Foxbox
Posts: 5
Hi Peter 
 
I have decided to join the boat naming fad as follows:
 
GBR 2157 - Descendant
GBR 2427 - Descendant 2
 
Nigel 



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23/04/2018 13:39:00
nigelrolfe
Posts: 18
Hi Peter,
GBR 2465. I name this boat "Quaero"
Quaero super mare velocitatem.
Best wishes,
MilesG (LTSC) 



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13/04/2018 22:04:00
Posts: 0
Hi Peter,
My boat with sail number NED 1925  will be named as: "FlyingAero". It is a kind of tribute to the Flying Arrow a very popular open sail boat in the Netherlands. The production of this boat was stopped in 1990 due to the succes of  upcoming popularity of the sailing board and the catamaran. 
Henk 
Netherlands 



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13/03/2018 08:07:00
Henk
Posts: 1
13/02/2018 20:23:00
Battelliere
Posts: 5
GBR 2363 Beatie


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12/02/2018 23:50:00
Posts: 0
AUS 2047 - ASAP


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12/02/2018 23:25:00
iDave100
Posts: 1
GBR 1261 ArtysAero



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20/01/2018 15:03:00
Martin Roots
Posts: 1
Hello,
my no. 1874 aero 7 shares  his name with our other ships.
The name is "whakawhanaungatanga" which has it's roots in the maori language and means teamwork or cooperation between people of different age. For us it the result of a long search for a name. Also it is always nice to see how people try to get the letters together to the name, specially in the german language.
 Have a nice sailing winter, in Berlin all boats are under cover and waiting for spring.
 
Tom - GER 1874 Whakawhanaungatanga



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11/01/2018 05:48:00
Tom Berlin
Posts: 1
RS Aero Cherished Names Update - January 2018
250 happy RS Aeros now have their names recorded on the list! Over 50 new names since last May's update!
 
Many RS Aero owners are coming up with some imaginative names for their beloved craft! This ‘name register’ is for general interest and to make it possible, although not vital, to avoid repitition.
 
RS Aero owners can post the names of their Aeros as a reply to this Forum thread and they will be added to the periodic updates.
[Register to the website in the pink box on the left in order to post to the Forum]
Minimum info is sail number and boat name (but feel free to tell the story if there is one!). You could also post a pic, if you have a nice graphic.
 
Periodically this list can be updated from the Forum and saved to the Class website documents page. So let your imagination go and post up those names!
January 2018 list is posted HERE.



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10/01/2018 23:55:00
Peter Barton
Posts: 4977
I happily collected GBR 2463 yesterday, and arrived home just before storm Eleanor! The boat's name is Titania - the Queen of the Fairies from A Midsummer Night's Dream. Working on the graphic!
Patrick Clarke



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03/01/2018 15:06:00
pwc2463
Posts: 2
GBR 1897 - YODA 
Much achieved by this small boat there is.
 
 
[ED...check out Ken's epic adventure from Lands End to John O'Groats here - RACE TO SCOTLAND] 



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29/12/2017 18:23:00
Ken Fowler
Posts: 4
NZL 1852 Abracadabra


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01/11/2017 00:55:00
MarcoC
Posts: 3
GBR 2418 Iona Joins the fleet... my friend Hazel chose this name and I'm very proud and honoured as she would have given it to the daughter she never had.


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25/10/2017 21:28:00
Simon@60
Posts: 2
GBR 2416 - James Dowrick - "Sparky"


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22/10/2017 18:27:00
James Dowrick
Posts: 2
GBR 1065 - Aeronic


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19/10/2017 22:33:00
Aero1065
Posts: 2
GBR 2388 - SEABISCUIT
A true thorougbred that loves the white horses ....
 
Paignton Sailing Club, UK 



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13/10/2017 09:45:00
Charlie Gillmore
Posts: 1
AUS 1386 - Single Malt
 
Balmoral Sailing Club
Sydney AUS
 
With just a touch of water....



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10/10/2017 21:53:00
Single Malt
Posts: 1
The Golden Snitch, sail number GBR 2196
 
Because my name is Potter 



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10/10/2017 15:50:00
Nimbus 2000
Posts: 1
GBR 2376 - Horis


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27/09/2017 18:52:00
The Gus
Posts: 1
GBR 1832. Rapida Senora


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09/07/2017 19:03:47
Paulo
Posts: 6
Aero 2288 - Araminta 



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20/06/2017 20:55:11
Paul G
Posts: 3
GBR 1508: "Wahini". Memories of Bob Killick, Andrew Buckland and Warwick Rooklyn commentating on 16’ Skiff Racing from Manly Yacht Club NSW. They referred to attractive, bikinied young ladies on paddle boards as “Wahinies”. I think the term has a Hawaiian origin and might refer to female surfers there. Perhaps Marc Jacobi would know? Owner: Robert England


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24/05/2017 18:02:19
Posts: 0
RS AERO CHERISHED NAMES - May 2017  
Nearly 200 happy RS Aeros now have their names recorded on the list!
Many RS Aero owners are coming up with some imaginative names for their pride and joys. This ‘name register’ is for general interest and to make it possible, although not vital, to avoid repitition.
Find the latest list here (updated 24 May)

RS Aero owners may post the names of their Aeros as a reply to this forum thread and they will be added to the periodic updates.
[Register to the website in the pink box on the left of the website in order to post to the Forum]
Minimum info is sail number and boat name - but feel free to tell the story if there is one!
You could also post a pic, if you have a nice graphic.

So let your imagination go and post up those names - don't leave your baby nameless!



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18/05/2017 17:35:27
Peter Barton
Posts: 4977
 Megan, congrats on the boat!
 
Shoot me an email with your contact info for the North American class database: [email protected]
 
I'll put you in touch with the Facebook group as well as event updates and such. :) 
 
Marc Jacobi
RS Aero NA Class Manager 



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09/01/2017 16:58:42
heymatey
Posts: 34
USA 1642 - This week I want the name to be Educated Guess


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07/01/2017 23:57:45
Megan_5280
Posts: 24
GBR 1490 (renamed as new owner) - Yabadabado!!
 
that feeling of sheer joy you get when the boat takes off onto the plane 



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31/12/2016 11:18:14
Grim1201
Posts: 4
guikitetri - I suggest vinyls are much easier to apply and remove.


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20/11/2016 18:16:46
Peter Barton
Posts: 4977
Sail # PAN 1839
Boat Name: OBSESSED
Country: Panama
 
By the way, can anyone recommend if it's better to have the graphics made of vinyl, or painted ? Thanks



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19/11/2016 19:19:49
gasperisailracing
Posts: 34
1653  Flying Kipper.
From Thomas the tank engine. A name i used on a boat I built because it was my children's favourite story at the time and I like it as a boat name



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19/11/2016 18:52:31
Posts: 0
GBR 2148  - G on an Aero string


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18/11/2016 17:30:04
Gareth
Posts: 173
CHERISHED NAMES 
We have a load of cherished RS Aero names recorded now and they continue to roll in. Don't leave her un-named!

The 'Cherished Names' register is available here;
http://www.rsaerosailing.org/docs/985552451(2).pdf
helping owners avoid accidental repetition. There are some imaginative ones, do take a look! I will do another update summary soon.

To add to that list post the name on this thread.
[Register to the website in the pink box in order to write on the Forum]. We just need her new name, sail number and country - but feel free to tell the story of the name if there is one!. You could also post a pic if you have a nice graphic or photo.

So let your imagination go and post up those names - don't leave your beloved RS Aero nameless!



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18/11/2016 15:36:41
Peter Barton
Posts: 4977
GBR 2153 Adorabubble, sailing out of Netley


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12/11/2016 15:06:42
nikitakasey1990
Posts: 4
NED 2138 NewLife

Just moved to another house, new boat, so for sure a new life!



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14/10/2016 12:45:32
Posts: 0
'Beatrix II' 
RS Aero GBR 2093 
Lymington Town SC 
 
Weapon of beauty 
 
[Beatrix Kiddo, Kill Bill 2003] 



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07/10/2016 12:11:53
Peter Barton
Posts: 4977

 Hope its ok to add a name here a few days before collecting from RS

GBR 1743 - Gargle Blaster
 
Don't think this needs any explanation unless you've never heard of Douglas Adams 
 
 



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01/10/2016 08:53:03
Neil
Posts: 34
Pls add "Cool Runnings" GBR/DEN 1965


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28/09/2016 20:08:09
Thorkild
Posts: 3
GBR 1455 - Aerobic - Chichester Yacht Club
Considering how much work I am putting in to keep fit enough to handle this youngster I think that Aerobic is appropriate.
 



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22/09/2016 23:41:53
TomDobbs
Posts: 15
Post by Laker;

Please add:
USA 1736 "Harry" from Clear Lake Yacht Club, Indiana
In honor of Harry Nilsson's song "Me and My Aero (sic)"
Thanks! 
 



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22/09/2016 00:13:23
Peter Barton
Posts: 4977
Please add:
 
1304 Whizzer
 
Thanks, Nigel Cowan



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21/09/2016 15:03:35
Whizzer
Posts: 7
SWE 1437 Name: Galadriel Lady of light


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20/09/2016 22:28:48
birgerg
Posts: 4
aero 2103
 
  the name is   aerogenic
 
dictionary  definition--gas producing
 
Kingsley



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21/08/2016 18:31:45
kb
Posts: 1
#1395 - Aero 7 Sailing off Abersoch Beach, North Wales
 
Keep Your AEROn
 
Because you need to stay calm in heavy 'aers'



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09/08/2016 23:11:51
Mark Baker
Posts: 2
Aero GBR 2057     Sun-brr-aero  


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02/08/2016 20:44:08
Simon Hill
Posts: 2
GER 1909
 
aero-tic
 
Greatings from Dortmund/GER



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26/06/2016 16:49:37
Jörn Domres
Posts: 9
2000 - V-Jet The first aircraft that I remember flying on. Boeing 707 V-Jets were Qantas's main longhaul aircraft in the 1960s before the 747s came along. QF named theirs V-Jet and put it on their tails with the flying kangaroo. V was for Vannus, Latin for fan, as Qantas were the first to fit fan jets to their 707s. The more powerful engines were needed for the long distances that Qantas operated. They were the hot-rods of the skies in their day!


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16/06/2016 15:31:37
Lesley Hunt
Posts: 5

Please add sail# GBR 2002 as name  "Middle Eight"

 

 
Thanks
 
Tim 



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13/06/2016 12:07:23
Middle Eight
Posts: 22
KUW (Kuwait) 1802
Penelope
 
Thank you 



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31/05/2016 19:17:04
Spokes
Posts: 2
GER 1471 - Let's not get caught
 
Thelma's last words



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19/05/2016 15:16:08
Tim 1471
Posts: 1
"AeroSoul" - traveling home from RSSailing Ambassador Programme and sitting in the airport for 5 hours got idea to make reservation for the future, so sail number LTU - ........ would be confirmed later


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02/05/2016 18:14:29
Aero-LTU
Posts: 5

GBR 1921  Peggy

After my Grannie, thank you  



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30/04/2016 22:24:59
charlesc
Posts: 4
1758 - blur
 
Based at Browns Creek Sailing Association in North Alabama, blur is a reference to speed of course - but also the British alt rock band - and short names are good too!
 
Dave Chadwick
 



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21/04/2016 15:44:48
drchadwi
Posts: 5
The latest update to our RS Aeros names reg list is HERE.  

As of April 2016 we have a whopping 122 RS Aero's names recorded Worldwide! For interest I have now included nationalities too and we have a great spread from across the world.
 
Post the names of your RS Aeros as a reply to this Forum thread. 
[Register to the website in the pink box on the left in order to write on the Forum] 
Minimum info is sail number and boat name (but feel free to tell the story if there is one!). You can also post a pic if you have a nice graphic. Periodically I shall update this concise list from the Forum and save it to our website Documents page. So let your imagination go and post up those names!
Happy Sailing!



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21/04/2016 14:49:01
Peter Barton
Posts: 4977
SUI 1850 Ratdeau


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11/04/2016 13:38:03
Olivier P.
Posts: 1
Greetings! With several thousands of flight hours as an aviator, I am naming my new RS Aero 9&7 "Aerostar" after a very sleek and fast six place twin aircraft produced and very popular here in the US that has always been much sought after. Remarkably quick and agile, the Aerostar was also very efficient in fulfilling its mission of moving its occupants rapidly from place to place. I have expectations that my Aero will also "deliver the goods" on speed and agility and be deserving of the description of being a "Star!" Thus, the identity "Aerostar" seems a fitting name to bestow on Sail number GBR 1610. Halifax Sailing Association Daytona Beach, Florida Cheers! Greg


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07/04/2016 14:02:19
Aerostar1610
Posts: 6
Peter my wife Jackie and I bought an aero 7 each Jackie has sail number 1264 name Crazy Eyes Mine has sail number 1258 name Rapture We currently sail at Ripon Sailing Club Cheers Nick


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23/12/2015 23:54:07
Posts: 0
Aero No. 1784 Name of boat: Alter Aero Club: Royal Corinthian Yacht Club Home port: Burnham-on-Crouch Owner: Ant Law


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08/12/2015 15:02:25
Posts: 0
1775 Stormrider
Built a scorpion in the mid 70's called Riders on the Storm, so this is the single handed version!



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05/12/2015 22:45:51
Iain
Posts: 1
Aero 1594 has been sailed with much delight by me since July this year. Prior to that I sailed a Lightning368 for 5 years that I loved and thought I would never be parted from. However following an exceptionally windy week in Minorca with some fantastic coaching from Jamie & George I came home and ordered my Aero within a week; swiftly sold my Lightning368 - The Lady Archer, and so when it came to names  "Holiday Romance" seemed entirely aptt!!  Six months and still going strong!! I hope to make to Yorkshire Dales as many of the other venues are to far South for me, fantastic boat and another happy customer.


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26/11/2015 20:52:52
LadyA
Posts: 9
Chris, from South Australia, has named his boat AUS 1682  'Yes!' in recognition of his delight after first sailing an Aero; "Yes! This is the boat I have been waiting for all my life".
[Boat Signage is now offered by Sailing Raceboats in Australia]



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26/11/2015 11:28:30
Peter Barton
Posts: 4977

1694: Fleur de Lis

I bought this boat with money left to me in my father's Will and it seemed appropriate to name her after the family crest.
 




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19/11/2015 12:04:45
NickN
Posts: 5
CHERISHED NAMES
Cherished RS Aero names continue to roll in and we have just reached 100!

The 'Cherished Names' register is available HERE, helping owners avoid accidental repetition. There are some imaginative ones, do take a look!

To add to that list post the name of your Aero on this Forum thread [Register to the website in the pink box in order to post to the Forum]. Minimum info is sail number and boat name (but feel free to tell the story if there is one!). You could also post a pic if you have a nice graphic or photo. Periodically I shall update the list from the Forum.

So let your imagination go and post up those names - don't leave your beloved RS Aero nameless!



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18/11/2015 17:28:54
Peter Barton
Posts: 4977
SUI 1346 -> CaballAERO
from the spanish "caballero". 



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01/11/2015 12:28:43
Röfe
Posts: 5
AUS 1189 has been named 'Kelpie'. After spending some quality time with my boat, camped on the shores of Green Lake (Horsham Victoria. AUS), in the evening sun and with a glorious 10 to 15 knot breeze from the south west, having invoked the Gods and Spirits of the Seas, Winds, Rivers & Lakes, I have named her 'Kelpie'.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kelpie I first learnt of the Water Horse when writing a paper in my 20s about the 'Undine' myth. And then there was the OK that I renamed 'Lorelei", great name for a big white boat. And my first dog was a much loved kelpie cross, quick and nimble. Ron Fergusson RS Aero (7) - AUS 1189 Albert Sailing Club - Australia



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11/10/2015 21:47:24
RonF 'Delphine'
Posts: 32
GBR 1669 - ASSO


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02/10/2015 03:02:07
GioUK
Posts: 2

GER 1720 - Wookiee

Because it's always better to...

 
 
 
 
 
 



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20/09/2015 18:44:53
Holger
Posts: 2
GER 1719 ZUCKaERo


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20/09/2015 17:46:45
Matthias
Posts: 1
GBR 1586 Nic ( Lymington ) Blue Aer Because I'm sure there will be !**??!!**


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30/08/2015 14:46:32
Nic Freeston
Posts: 4
Well i hope you don't hide those talents too long Jason. Look forward to seeing you on the water somewhere in Aus.


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02/08/2015 12:45:13
Brian
Posts: 20
 AUS 1197 "Hidden Talent"

Jason



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02/08/2015 10:47:44
JasonP
Posts: 5
GBR 1298 finally has a name..... Weather Gage Happy sailing, Rich


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22/07/2015 00:17:31
Posts: 0
Bubble Rapper is the name of RS Aero GBR 1454
Sound and motion!
Hilary



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10/07/2015 17:43:11
hilaryrw
Posts: 4
GBR 1618 'Sneck Lifter'  A sneck is a toilet latch and I am expecting to have some brown trouser moments........


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09/07/2015 18:02:13
Dave Harris
Posts: 9
GBR 1301 Rock-it, suggested by my daughters,
because it is and it does!



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08/07/2015 13:25:48
Posts: 0
GBR 1601 - "Habanaero". . . . 
 
because I do or too hot to handle?



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07/07/2015 20:18:40
Paul
Posts: 3
LTU 1541 - let it be "AeroNautic"


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01/07/2015 10:04:15
Aero-LTU
Posts: 5
AUS 1203 - Aerosprey.  I'm sailing at Safety Bay south of Perth, Western Australia. The name is a take on Osprey, a kind of sea eagle in our part of the world). So I hope Aerosprey will "fly" over the water!  Am still trying to decide what sailing club to join and whether to compete at Sail Fremantle in October.


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29/06/2015 08:02:13
Dicko
Posts: 1
NED 1538 - Picked the boat up yesterday and I have no name yet. Boat is located in Friesland (NL)


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11/06/2015 13:09:05
Hans1001
Posts: 3

GBR 1157 Marleckin. -Lancashire/ northern expression for messing about or play fighting. Hence "Stop marleckin' '' heard more than once growing up. Sailing out of Poole Yacht club; a long way from home, but it beats Rishton Reservoir!

Chris
 




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10/06/2015 21:01:30
Marleckin
Posts: 3
1178 - Aeroica.  The tempo marking of Beethoven's Eroica Symphony, 1st movement, is 'Allegro con Brio' - Fast with energy.


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09/06/2015 10:18:25
Cathy
Posts: 5
 1357 - Wispa.  My preferred chocolate bar!


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09/06/2015 09:40:57
Kath
Posts: 1
1226 Spirit


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01/06/2015 09:58:59
mikegreenleaves
Posts: 10
GBR 1490. 7up. If only I can keep my 7 rig up I will go much faster


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01/06/2015 09:25:30
Martin
Posts: 13
AUS 1196 - Bubbles
I got my aero in March and I called her Bubbles, good job I am a long way from you so the names won't clash.
I think that Bubbles will be a popular name,
Good sailing,
David K, Brisbane 



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01/06/2015 03:56:03
david k
Posts: 3
USA 1282 - Sunshine
Living in sunshine state of Florida and first national regatta sailing experience was in Netherlands on the Sunshine of Ab Pasman.
Will post picture as soon as have nice one.



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28/05/2015 14:21:48
Donald
Posts: 5
REMINDER - you need to register onto the website in the pink box on the left in order to be able to write on the forum.

I might rename my boat Jaws to have a chance of beating Toothless in future tie breaks!



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25/05/2015 10:30:44
Peter Barton
Posts: 4977
1506 - Bubbles. Derian, Chew Valley Lake SC
SaltySeaDog, your daughter thinks the same way as me :-) 



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23/05/2015 18:53:48
DC
Posts: 1
USA 1421 - Soarer -  Boston Aero Fleet - Massapoag YC - USA
 
Anagram of rsaero.



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23/05/2015 00:41:46
Tillerman
Posts: 6
GBR 1208 - Toothless
Named after "How to Train your Dragon".



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20/05/2015 22:10:49
Matt Thursfield
Posts: 33
I also considered John the Baptist as a name.


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13/05/2015 06:10:44
Cliff
Posts: 47
USA 1249 - Panic Mode
 
Seattle WA, USA 



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07/05/2015 23:03:57
DougStumberger
Posts: 7
USA 1250 - Feats of Strength
 
Of course from Seinfeld.  I thought of Serenity Now and Airing of Grievances but they were better for multi-person crews. For a 56 year old who started single hander sailing six years ago in a Laser and with a goal of mastering sailing from zero to thirty knots, Feats of Strength seemed more appropriate. 
 
 



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07/05/2015 15:27:49
mob
Posts: 38

Aero 1464

'Soup Dragon'
 




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05/05/2015 13:59:48
Antony Lynall
Posts: 2

GBR 1098 - Mercury.

Having bought my Aero a couple of years after my RS400, I was faced with 2 boats to name. I ummed and ahhed about it over the winter and finally settled on Mercury for the Aero and Gemini for the 400. Space geeks will no doubt get the reference, but for the rest of you Mercury was the name of the first American manned space program carrying a single astronaut, Gemini was the second program carrying, you've guessed it, 2 astronauts. If I ever get a sportsboat I'll have to name it Apollo and if I get a yacht I'll have to choose one of the shuttle names to stay consistent!
 




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28/04/2015 21:48:33
Aeronaut
Posts: 8
AUS 1194 - Tijuana Taxi
This is the sixth Tijuana since 1981,the fifth Tijuana Taxi. Living in Victoria on the border with New South Wales, we Victorians were often referred to as Mexicans during the 70'S, so Tijuana seemed appropriate, dad was always partial to Herb Albert so the name of one of his best known tracks fitted best.



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22/04/2015 08:52:00
Tijuana Taxi
Posts: 19
1316 - Saturn 5
5 meter powered rocket



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04/04/2015 10:32:35
Bellboy
Posts: 4
GBR 1183 - aerolite
 
Another word for meteorite
 
George Catchpole - Waveney & Oulton Broad Yacht Club 
 



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30/03/2015 14:28:36
aerolite
Posts: 1
1313 - Irresistabubble


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29/03/2015 18:33:19
marke
Posts: 8
AUS 1185 - Sechidh
 
My wife already calls it the "other woman" so I figured a seal wife was appropriate.



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15/03/2015 07:48:58
Cliff
Posts: 47
1107-Pelican 
My Grandfather chose the name as he helped me to buy the boat.  



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08/03/2015 12:19:39
Ben
Posts: 1
USA 1035 - Picaero
Derived from picaro a word meaning bohemian or rogue. 



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01/03/2015 18:09:23
neilray
Posts: 19
1302 - Marjorie
Karl Thorne - Royal Lymington YC and Keyhaven YC 
 
 
After my gin and whisky swilling poker playing Nan, who encouraged these habits in her grandchildren from an early age as she deemed them as healthy pursuits. They must have been she only died a few years ago aged 96 and left me some money that I wanted to put towards a boat.
 
Cheers Nan Margie! 



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23/02/2015 19:14:23
Carlos
Posts: 3
# 1265 Aerodynamic A bit of an obvious choice I know


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17/02/2015 20:32:45
Posts: 0
1149 - Mint
 
Named by kids after a certain bubbly chocolate bar! and actually still in mint condition...mostly due to those kids hijacking all the recent weekends for their sailing!!
 
Can't wait to launch her..
 
Rosie



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01/02/2015 17:35:58
Rosie
Posts: 1
The Barbarian Graphics came from Wild Graphics in Lymington after a bit of a hunt around the web to find the best colour combination to match the original Aero graphics.
 
 Hope this helps. They are no connection to me.
 
Mike



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30/01/2015 09:30:35
Barbarian
Posts: 2

The Graphics/decals are on order from Grapefruit Graphics ask to speak to Kerry and mention my boat name. I tried to post the .pdf that they sent me but this form will not allow me to add it.

See their web site: - www.grapefruitgraphics.co.uk 
Alan.S 1150 


 




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28/01/2015 17:46:54
Posts: 0
Barbarian, where did you get the decals made?
 



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28/01/2015 17:04:39
Posts: 0
Great name Alan.
Membership Subscription coming soon....don't spend it. 



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28/01/2015 12:27:44
Peter Barton
Posts: 4977

RS Aero sail No GBR 1150 is now named as 'Aer-We-gO-Agin' and I am awaiting the decals to add the name to her sides and stern. Is there going to be class association issued (Yearly) and a subscription?

Alan.S 1150
 




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28/01/2015 12:03:20
Posts: 0
GBR 1212    -      Aeromancer

Probably the most useful of all the mancing disciplines, Aeromancers specialize in bending the air and the wind to their will. Using magic, Aeromancers can bring hurricane force winds to bear on the battlefield. They are, however, mostly peaceful. The people who follow this discipline are often active and social, using a small cloud of air to float them around from place to place. 



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28/01/2015 10:06:02
Posts: 0
Giovanni, 
Bay of Islands NZ sounds nice! Winter training?
Pictures and story please.....we need some warm water to dream about in the depths of the British winter!



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27/01/2015 20:38:49
Peter Barton
Posts: 4977
1014 is ASTRO, sailing in Bay of Islands, New Zealand
1028 is ANDROMEDA, in Gurnard Marsh, Isle of Wight, UK
 
Giovanni Belgrano 



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27/01/2015 19:33:56
GioUK
Posts: 2

1007 - Nick Nack

Following the 007 bond theme. Always loved this character

I have this sticker on my transom. 



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27/01/2015 11:55:52
Antony Lynall
Posts: 2
1164 - Barbarian - name carried over from a previous boat.
 
Graphics colour matched to be close to original Aero logos.
 



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26/01/2015 21:03:01
Barbarian
Posts: 2
1031 Sweet Thing. Obvious really and such a nice boat to sail. 


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26/01/2015 13:49:01
skitters
Posts: 20
1025 With the family name Smith there was only ever one option... AeroSmith. Though my daughter wanted to call her Bubbles.  


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26/01/2015 12:20:51
Posts: 0
Sea Badger
 
1132 
 
You know, those mythical creatures that nibble the ropes that break half way through a race, steal your bung, catch hold of your centreboard when you're attempting to sneak over a sandbank and slow you down when you can't work out the reason why everyone else is going faster than you. Be nice to them and they'll do it to someone else instead. 



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26/01/2015 10:33:44
Chris James
Posts: 17
1115 - Carpe Diem - at my age every day is a blessing!!!



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26/01/2015 08:34:56
PeteM
Posts: 7
Aerothedog. 1210 No explanation needed.


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26/01/2015 07:59:03
Simonandpward
Posts: 4
1093 Papermoon just a name I like


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25/01/2015 20:46:53
Posts: 0
1133 "Frantic", after my great aunt Francis (Fran) seems appropriate when the wind gets up.


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25/01/2015 20:35:08
Pete
Posts: 2
USA 1130  - Aerotica


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25/01/2015 19:50:04
Wind&Compass
Posts: 1
GBR 1170
Kiss my RS
 



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25/01/2015 18:09:31
Cazzerooney
Posts: 6
1173
 
Bolaero
 
Power and grace in one place 



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25/01/2015 18:08:33
haimark
Posts: 41
GBR 1175 - Princess Selenia
Lymington Town SC
 
The Princess in 'Arthur'. Red head, freckly, pointy ears. Beautiful and courageous.



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25/01/2015 18:00:25
Peter Barton
Posts: 4977
Many new RS Aero owners are coming up with some fine imaginative names for their pride and joys. Simon Ward of Lymington had the great idea of forming a ‘name register’ so that names were not repeated. I suggest that everyone posts the names of their Aeros as a reply to this thread - minimum info is sail number and boat name (but feel free to tell the story if there is one!). You could also post a pic here if you have a nice graphic.

Periodically I shall update a concise list and save it to the documents page of this site.
So let your imagination go and post up those names!
[Please keep it clean-ish, there are minors here!]
Happy Sailing,
Peter



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25/01/2015 17:53:08
Peter Barton
Posts: 4977


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