Some notes on Vane Steering Gears by Alan Whiteley
Reflections on yacht SAILS
The ‘A’ Class National Team Championship Witton Lakes, April 17/18th Six teams but little wind, reports Brian Bull
Round the Regattas
AFRIT A 41.75lb. 54in. w.l. ‘A’ Class design by Vic Smeed
R/C Yacht Checks plus care of nicad cells A useful paper produced by Central Park M.Y.C. “Glitch Committee”
Polyurethane Buoyancy Foam A little experiment and calculation can save time, money, and damage, says A. Burley
RMs-how much should they weigh? Bob Jeffries details weights of his models
PACEMAKER Continuing the building of Nylet’s R10R Kit Part Five
R/C YACHT TACTICS BY CHARLES REYNOLDS
Pacemaker Continuing the construction of Nylet’s 10-rater kit for radio control. Part four.
POOLE'S 25th ANNIVERSARY Trevor Reece talks about the club and covers points about radio yachting in general
PULSAR A new 10-rater design specifically for radio, by the most experienced designer in the class, John Lewis
RADIO CONTROL YACHT RACING Concluding Charles Brazier’s guide to the rules. The reader is Red and Charles Blue.
PACEMAKER Resuming the construction of a radio-controlled 10-rater yacht from the Nylet kit.
Readers Write....
International “A” Class Stability Study (John Lewis)
Sail Power, Righting Moments, and Performance Implications.
Radio-Controlled Yacht Racing Rules Explained (Charles Brazier)
Lightweight Marbleheads for R/c? Gosport and Washington races point in different directions, say Larry and Niel Goodrich of Central Park MYC
RADIO CONTROL YACHT RACING Charles Brazier first wrote these beginners’ notes for the M.Y.A. in 1965. Now, updated,
Pacemaker Building the Nylet radio 10-rater kit. These notes apply to all ‘open top” g.r.p. hulls
ARTHUR JOHN GORDON LEVISON A tribute by Norman Hatfield, Vice-Chairman, M.Y.A.
A “Wee Six” from New Zealand 1946 6- metre design built recently by D.N. Frost
MULTI TALK Kevin Musson puts the current multi-racing scene in perspective, reviewing 1975
1975 MODEL MAKER TROPHY
PACEMAKER First impressions of Nylet’s kit for an RIOR
Round the Regattas
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
