
Setting Up Swing-Arm Sail Controls
Everyone who has built an R/C boat has faced the problem of how
to get the sails to trim over their entire wind angle range without stalling the servo at either extreme of its travel
Articles that have been published in The Model Yacht, the Newsletter/Journal from the US Vintage Model Yacht Group.
Everyone who has built an R/C boat has faced the problem of how
to get the sails to trim over their entire wind angle range without stalling the servo at either extreme of its travel
Decisions about restoration and preservation of a vintage model yacht may be based on an identification of the importance of the actual model in the history of model yachting.
John walks us through the details of restoring a disintegrating old A Boat.
This article is an examination of some of the history of our hobby and the evolution of model boat design.
John makes a nearly invisible repair to a highly visible rub rail on Tritonia.
In Part 3 of this series, we apply the calculations from the first two articles to build the model.
Most sailors know that a boat must “balance right” to sail correctly and efficiently, but what, exactly, does that mean?
This article describes how to make a boom vang with a turnbuckle. It can be whatever length is needed to fit your boat and have either a brass or aluminum finish.