
Vintage Marblehead Coordinator’s Report: Fall 1999
This is a short report inviting members to submit rule change proposals.

This is a short report inviting members to submit rule change proposals.

Moore was a naval architect and this work captures the state of model yacht design in the 1920s.

This report discusses three new suggested changes to the VM rule and gives details on sail measurement and "headboards".

This report discusses the new VM rule based on the 1954 M Class rules. It gives details of the Traditional/High Flyer split around 1945 and discusses the "controversy" over the spade rudders. It also talks about possible changes to the rule and whether there might be meassurement certificates.

This is an early R/C Marblehead rule "to stimulate thought and discussion about the topic of Vintage R/C rules. " They were written specifically for Redd's Pond.



This article was originally published in the Radio News April 1948 issue. It shows how good we have it now with our out-of-the-box radio systems.

Most of us set the vane hit or miss; some adjust it according to the actual wind direction, and wonder why the boat refuses to steer the course desired. A few skippers have discovered the principle that a boat does not sail on the true wind, that is, the wind shown by the wind-sock or flag.