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Sydney-Hobart radio ruling angers skipper

Chief Editor December 26, 2019 0 14 sec read
THE Cruising Yacht Club of Australia has stressed the importance of use of high-frequency radios in the 75th annual Sydney to Hobart race, following criticism from a senior skipper this week. A yacht will be unable to continue in the race if it is unable to demonstrate it has a working….


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