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radio a class web site

March 8, 2011

Have been on the RA website?

Go and have a look and find out a lot more about this magnificent class of radio racing yacht

CLICK HERE

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BUILD AN “A” CLASS

January 4, 2010

READ AN

 INTERESTING ARTICLE

BY

Gavin Tappenden

Click on the photo below

 

 

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Musings of an ‘A’ boat skipper

December 21, 2009

Clive Tappenden

 Spills the Beans on the Coffee Table

click on the photo for the details

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TABLE TOP RA

December 6, 2009

“Have you seen this RA 93″

This photo was taken in 1994. More details to follow very soon

 LOOK AT THE COMMENTS PAGE ON THE RIGHT

 

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MULTI-HULL RACING – “You will not have more fun than this with your clothes on”

November 26, 2009

Feel The Need For Speed ?

You will not have more fun than this with your clothes on.

click on the photo above for more information 

 

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ANOTHER NEW IOM

November 22, 2009

MAD MAX

DESIGNED BY JEFF BYERLEY BUILT BY CM YACHTS

 Another IOM design has entered the arena with view to being the “Top Dog”. Currently the design is winning at top Australian ranking events and is set to race at the top in the UK next year.

 Further Details can be made found by clicking on the photo above

 

 

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The Rules 2009-2012 Explained

November 14, 2009

 A Tutorial on the Racing Rules of Sailing

2009 – 2012

WE ALL GET IT WRONG! comp

We all get it WRONG! Follow the links below to get it RIGHT

  

I have come across a good tutorial by Bill Worrall from the AMYA in the USA.If you are not sure what to do when “boats Meet” then look no further. Follow the links below:

http://www.theamya.org/2009RRSTutorialPart1.pdf

http://www.theamya.org/2009RRSTutorialPart2.pdf

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The ROBOT IOM

November 3, 2009

FULL DETAILS AVAILABLE HERE

ROBOT IOM PHOTO D Ackroyd

ROBOT IOM   -  PHOTO D ACKROYD

Details on the ROBOT IOM as sailed by Tony Edwards are on this web site NOW 

Interested ?

Click on the photo above

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SAILABILITY

November 1, 2009

LAUNCH COMP

If you have spare time on your hands and enjoy sailing then why not find your local Sailability charity and volunteer. The orginisation was set up by the RYA to encourage Disabled people to sail and even race  at centre’s around the country. The work is friendly very rewarding and a way of making friends. You could be involved in rigging boats assisting launch and recovery and with RYA training you could become a “Buddy” and take out disabled skippers and teach them how to sail. Click on the photo for more information

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Lets "Tell Tails"

October 25, 2009

tell tails

Telling Tails

Have you ever noticed when the wind is all over the place or light that there is always some one that can keep their boat moving much faster than the pack? Well the WB-SAILS Ltd web site could help you.

The site has been set up for the big boat and dinghy sailor, but there is a lot of areas of interest that could help Radio Yacht skippers. I have always found that well places and visible “tell tails” can make a great deal of difference if used as an indicator to the trim and direction of the boat relative to the wind. This web site carries interactive sections on what tell tails are telling you and how to use them to maintain speed and direction.

Give yourself  time browse the whole web site as you may find a few gems to make your sailing more competitive.

The link is: http://www.wb-sails.fi/news/95_11_Tellingtales/Tellingtales.html

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