The design of a model yacht is in all respects analogous to that of a real yacht. It is a scientific business requiring study and calculation, and therefore this branch of the pastime has a high educational value.
The building of models again calls for a high degree of accuracy and craftsmanship. It 1s futile to design a boat carefully and not to build her true to design. Patience and accuracy are, therefore, essential.
Editorial Notes: Emphasis on financial support
Kid Stuff
“Some Thoughts on A-Class Design”
Seyup Racing Schedules
“What About the 5cc Models?”
Event Highlights: M.Y.R.A.A. Convention, National A-Class Championship,
San Francisco Bay Area, Everett, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Detroit
Anchors Aweigh
Kid Stuff
3-2-1 Scoring System
Beginner’s Hydro Design
Midget Hydros Concept
Club & Circuit News
Upcoming Major Events
Power Boating Highlights
“For This We Serve”
“The Epidemic of Seapower”
Lassel’s Steering Gear & Sliding Rig
Racing schedules.
Radio control gaining traction
Upcoming National Events:
Club News
Other Clubs Mentioned:
Power Boating Section (S.S. Rabl)
New section on power yachting.
New Associate Editor: Sam S. Rabl,
Radio Control Officially recognized as a racing class
International Interest: South Africa, Norway, and England
Vane Steering & Sliding Rig
Power Boating Principles
Hydro Models.
Shingle Boat Racing
Fred L. Pigeon
Racing Reports
Seattle Championships
International Races
Frisco Bay Area
Eastern & Midwest Championships
New policy: promote goodwill, cooperation, constructive criticism
Annual A-Class Championship Boston Model Yacht Club
Frisco Bay Area Summer Racing Highlights
Technical Notes & Commentary
Annual Report & National Updates
National “M” Championship – Detroit
San Diego Hosts National Regatta
San-Plastex Method of Boat Building
