Model Boat Mayhem
The Shipyard ( Dry Dock ): Builds & Questions => Yachts and Sail => Topic started by: gyronuts on January 13, 2009, 09:09:12 pm
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Hi,
Had a One meter boat for 2 months now and considering club comps...where does one get the rules etc.
I don't want to upset too many people...
I have .joined the MYA but not yet got my membership stuff. thanks. bill
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Check the MYA website. :-))
If this is the AMYA they have a lot on the website, and a lot of information about making your boat go better as well. 8)
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thanks i will do that. someone had mentioned that there was a website that had an interactive boat race as a method of learning the rules. bill
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thanks i will do that. someone had mentioned that there was a website that had an interactive boat race as a method of learning the rules. bill
Now that sounds interesting.
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Hi gyronuts,
I got all excited when I first read your topic heading.
I thought at last a modeler shorter than me!
Good luck with your one meter yachting. The rules are the same as full size yachting, the only problem is you're a lot further away and this DOES lead to disputes.
If you visit the 'Bridlington Model Boat Society' web site, then click on yachting there is quite a lot of info on Meter boats and rules.
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Hi Gyronuts,
If you Google " The Rules in Practice - 2009-2012" by Bryan Willis, then you should be able to get a copy from 'Amazon' at about £14.50.
Very good book with pictorials showing progressive scenarios and talking through the rules as the situations develop.
Regards
Ralph
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Can't beat a copy of the rule book but try this site for game and scenarios to assist learning - http://game.finckh.net/indexe.htm
Neil
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gyronuts:
Glad to here you got a new “One Meter”. :-)) Can you tell us about it: where you got it and maybe the price and a picture?
Thanks ralph1937 :-)