In the Tideway Twenty-five continuous years
RADIO CONTROL YACHT RACING TACTICS Working to Windward by Larry and Niel Goodrich, Central Park MYC
CAIR ANDROS A 63 in. glass fibre model of a possible full-size ketch-rigged cruiser Part Three (conclusion) BY JOHN GIFFORD
Round the Regattas including some late ones held over from the last issue
IN THE TIDEWAY
PLAYAWAY An attractive and proved 36in. Restricted class yacht which is simple to build and sail BY CHRIS JACKSON
International R/C Yacht Championships at Gosport
A SIMPLE TELLTALE A PLUS FOR R/C RACING By Larry Goodrich, Trustee, Central Park M.Y.C., U.S.A.
The construction of a glass fibre sailing model of a possible full-size ketch-rigged cruiser Part Two BY JOHN GIFFORD
The 1975 World ‘A’ Class Championship Report by Joyce Roberts Photos by the Editor
International R/C Yacht Championships Gosport, Aug. 3-9 by Norman Hatfield R/C Secretary M.Y.A. and .M.Y.R.U. (Europe) Photos by the Editor
CAIR ANDROS A scale model of a full-size pipe dream with notes on moulding ing,.r.p. Part 1 By J. Gifford
The World Marblehead Championship Report by Joyce Roberts
Electra XIl Part 3 Bob Jeffries concludes his notes on the whys and hows of his radio-controlled Marblehead
Introducing Two modelling characters from the North-Eastern area of England are featured this month
The 36in. Restricted Championship Sailed at Dovercourt June 28th/29th
The RA Class National Championship Wet weather and radio troubles on July 12/13 affected racing. Report by Trevor Reece
Round the Regattas
In the Tideway
247 A new Marblehead from the board of leading designer/skipper Chris Dicks, intended for radio but with vane conversion details if you wish.
THE 1975 SOUTH AFRICAN M CHAMPS By M. Colam
and Chris Dicks gives his view of their MODEL YACHTING SAFARI
Electra XII Bob Jeffries continues his account of his new radio-controlled M class yacht in part two.
1975 RM CLASS CHAMPIONSHIPS Setley Lake, New Forest, June 14/15
In the Tideway
Electra XII Bob Jeffries sets out his thoughts on the type of boat he feels best suites the RM Class, and describes his method of construction
Simple Yachting Sailing with rudder-only control and a very easy non-self-tacking vane gear. Both in response to requests.
Books and Catalogues
In the Tideway
Fin Depth A deep fin does improve sailing qualities of small models, but how or why? Graham Bantock joins the discussion with interesting comment.
1975 M CHAMPS MEMBERS OF TWELVE CLUBS COMPETED AT DOVERCOURT IN EASTER’S SNOW, SLEET, AND RAIN. IT WAS A GOOD RACE, NEVERTHELESS
An eight foot model CATAMARAN BY DEREK W. NORFOLK, A.R.I.B.A.
MODEL YACHTING ASSOCIATION — R/C NEWS Radio Control Secretary Norman Hatfield writes about the recent and forthcoming events of 1975.
Basildon M.Y.C.
M.Y.A. ‘A’ Class Rules Alterations which rulebook owners may care to note pending ultimate reprinting of the section
Round the Regattas
The R/C Revolution in Model Yachting Part Two By Larry and Niel Goodrich Central Park M.Y.C. U.S.A.
American Radio X Class Championship
M.Y.A. RULES
An Epicyclic Vane Gear Geoff Draper discusses the advantages of such a gear, which has many possibilities
