World Sailing Has Published the New RRS for 2025-2028
Special attention should be paid to Appendix E: Radio Sailing Racing Rules. John Ball has an excellent Website that includes a summary of the changes that will affect Radio Sailing.
John Ball is a past Technical Director of the CRYA and continues to actively represent the CRYA in the International Radio Association, IRSA , as both our Country Representative and Executive Committee Secretary.
2024 Soling 1m Can-Am Regatta – Stowe, Vt.
Organized by the Stowe Yacht Club, (AMYA # 159) , a friendly cross-border rivalry continues. This is our year! Join Team Canada in Stowe on August 3-4 to finally win the team title and vanquish our American friends! Register for Team Canada today, we need your help! The notice of Race is here . Follow this link, and to register, follow the registration link near the bottom of the NOR page. If you have never sailed in the CanAm, you have missed a great event. If you have been Stowed before, join us again.
2024 CRYA Soling 1m National Championship
Sullivan’s Pond – Dartmouth, NS Hosted by: Halifax Area Model Yacht Club June 15-16, 2024
The 2024 CRYA National Championship in the Soling One Metre class was held this past weekend at Sullivan’s Pond. While all but one entry came from the host club, we were very grateful that Blake Moran joined us from the Quinte Model Yacht Club.
Day one got underway with a steady rain falling, and a light a shifty wind from the south. Organizer in chief Brian Lugar made the gloomy weather a little more bearable with hot coffee, Tim Horton’s treats and most importantly, a tent to keep the scorers and the Race Director a little drier.
With the sailors assembled and the facilities erected, race director Bob Boutilier called for the skippers meeting and racing followed.
Race one started with twelve boats on the line and the rain intensifying. Immediately returning to the shore with a malfunctioning jib sheet, Jim Goddard started the first race in last place. With the shifty wind conditions challenging the fleet, the first race was won by Gary Bugden (213), second Brian Lugar (959) and third Blake Moran (967).
Race two brought a retirement for the balance of the day from Bob White (333) with radio problems before the start. Gary Bugden (213) repeated his winning form as conditions deteriorated further with a hard rain.
Race three saw two more competitors succumb to radio issues because of the dampness with Janice Anderson (625) and Mike McDonah (135) out for the day. The stalwart nine left behind were led to the finish by Jim Goddard (544), Blake Moran (967) and Mike Kennedy (110).
Jim Goddard (544) won race four and lunch arrived. Bob Boutilier announced that we would sail two more races following lunch and call it a day. While we love to race, we were all soaked and the weather was getting colder making the break a welcome announcement.
Jim Goddard (544) won races five and six.
In the evening, we attended a BBQ at the home of Bob Boutilier, with most of the competitors in attendance. One interesting item under discussion was that the radios that failed were from Spektrum. Brian McDonah told us that the way he dried out the wet transmitter was to pre-heat the oven to 200 degrees F, turn it off, place the transmitter on the rack and leave it in the closed oven for a couple of hours. Amazingly it worked and two of the units revived while word is still out on the third. Unfortunately, while his transmitter came back on after the oven treatment, Mike McDonah still had issues and was sidelined early on day two.
Day two was beautiful, sunny and warm with a brisk wind from the north. Sullivan’s Pond runs from north to south, so we love winds from directions that favour the longest axis of the pond. North winds are traditionally fickle, with dramatic shifts in direction and changes in velocity. This day was no different.
Gary Bugden (213) retired from the regatta with back problems and Janice Anderson (625) was unable to get her boat operational but Bob White (333) returned to the competition. A few races in, Bill Fiortas (200) caught the radio bug and retired.
On this day we sailed nineteen races with Jim Goddard (544) winning eleven of them, Brian Lugar (959) winning four and Blake Moran (967) winning two. Brian McDonah (127) won one and Bob White (333) is still celebrating his win in race eighteen. We sailed through gusts of 25 knots, flat calm, 180 degree shifts (sometimes all in the same race) making no lead safe, all with good humour and clean sailing. This event also included the only tied finish in my memory as Jim Goddard and Blake Moran crossed the line together and the RD could not determine who crossed first.
1 st Place with 25.5 points Jim Goddard 2 nd Place with 56 points Brian Lugar 3 rd Place with 64.5 points Blake Moran
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Left to Right: Blake Moran, Brian Lugar and Jim Goddard
Brian Lugar was the winner of a draw for a suit of sails donated by Dion Sails. Thanks to Pat Dion for his support of the Soling Class.
The numbers were a little disappointing for a National Championship, but we had a great time. At awards time, the winners were awarded some local potent potables and Nova Scotia maple syrup for their efforts. Each competitor received a commemorative coffee mug. Blake Moran was awarded a HAMYC cap as the sailor who travelled the farthest to attend.
Many thanks to Brian Lugar who handled the bulk of the work to make the regatta happen, Bob Boutilier for acting as Race Director and hosting the BBQ, Sarah Bugden-Carter for scoring and Richard Joules for assisting with setup.
Thanks also to John McKinney and the CRYA for their support.
Brian Lugar receiving the Dion Sails from Bob Boutilier Commodore of HAMYC
DF95 Ontario Regional Championship Regatta
Regional championship regattas announced.
The CRYA is pleased to announce that one of our affiliated clubs, Quinte Model Yacht Club , has been approved to hold three one-day Ontario Regional Championship Regattas in September of 2024. This is a great opportunity to participate in one or two or even all three events. The regattas will be held at the Trent Port Marina, Trenton, Ontario.
- Soling 1M Ontario Regional Championship Regatta , September 10th, 2024 NOR . Registration is full for the Solings. If you wish to be put on a waiting list in case of cancellations contact: [email protected]
- Mini12 Ontario Regional Championship Regatta , September 11th, 2024. NOR . Registration is full for the Mini12’s. If you wish to be put on a waiting list in case of cancellations contact: [email protected]
- EC12 Ontario Regional Championship Regatta , September 12th, 2024. NOR
2024 Membership Dues ($10) were due as of December 1, 2023. Please note that failure to renew by February 28 2024 will result in loss of ‘good standing’ and subsequent loss of membership if not renewed by April 30 2024 . See Section 3: CRYA Bylaws
A very successful and fun regatta for the Mini-12 class
by Brian Credico, Commodore, Quinte Model Yacht Club
Many thanks to John Clay. Without his drive, enthusiasm and management, this regatta would not have happened! And also to Blake, Marg and Brian, our volunteers who kept the day moving right along. And Noah, our Sailing School Rib driver and mark setter. The Friday forecast for the original Saturday date was terrible! (Rain, T-storms, 40 kph gusts).So the decision was made to postpone to Sunday. Although Saturday wasn’t nearly as bad as forecast, Sunday was a beautiful sunny day with lighter winds.
Racing was from 10:15 am to 3:15 pm, while the winds veered during the day from North to SSE. So we kept our Rib driver busy resetting the marks as the wind shifted
In total, we got in eighteen good windward leeward multi-leg races. “A” rig was definitely favoured and used by all the competitors. Although the “B” rig would likely have been competitive for the last few races.
The nine racers were all gentlemanly on and off the water, good sailors and competitive. And all were happy with the race organizing, the cookies, water and coffee provided. The BQYC venue was ideal for gathering, and pretty much any wind directions. As you can see from the photos, it’s one of the best locations you can find anywhere. And the bar was open for a drink after the racing!
Here are the final results with total score for each racer. Note that there was only ONE point difference between first and second place! The three podium winners got very nice forged aluminium keeper trophies and Rick, of course, also will have his name added to the club trophy.
Trophies awarded to Peter Berlin (3rd), John McKinney (2nd) and Rick Levick (1st)
1) Rick Levick #219 Port Rowan 32
2) John McKinney #215 Woodstock 33
3) Peter Berlin #224 Toronto/Picton 56
4) Gudmund Thompson #108 Ottawa 61
5) Paul Stamison #140 Ottawa 71
6) Mike Ingham #09 Ottawa 72
7) Dave Laroque #126 Almonte 86
8) Dave Cunningham #135 Toledo 92
9) Bernd(BJ)Buessecker #222 Brighton 101
All competitors also got a “Goody Bag” with useful and memorial content. i.e. A labelled Beer Mug and an “engraved” multi-tool jack knife.
We enjoyed hosting this regatta and look forward to other clubs hosting regattas in 2024.
Report on 2023 Soling 1M National Championship Regatta
By Al Oliver, Secretary, Steveston RC Sailing Club
Eighteen racers enjoyed marvelous conditions June 24 and 25 for the Soling 1M Nationals in Steveston BC. Winds started out around 12 kn on Saturday and got everyone charging hard right away. Skippers had to be on their toes as they beat into a strong tidal current heading to the windward mark. Those who attempted to cut the corner a bit were usually rewarded with a second approach before they rocketed off down wind. Sunday was a bit less challenging with currents reduced and winds lighter.
Race officials did a fantastic job setting courses that provided good upwind legs in Steveston’s fairly narrow race area. Starts were usually in quite close quarters and very competitive and were mostly followed within a minute or two with a dozen or more boats heading directly for the dock on starboard tack. Rule 20 came into play frequently. The varied talents of racers often showed up with a group of regular leaders intensely fighting for the top six positions and the rest of the fleet engaged in another battle a ways back from the front. Perhaps this helped make both days highly enjoyable for most participants.
In the end, Blair VanKoughnett showed us all how its done with a commanding performance of 19 first place finishes in 24 races. Second spot went to Bud Fassnacht and third to Colin Huggett. Its interesting to note that a total of four skippers found themselves crossing the finish line first in at least one race. Also, no one dominated last place with five different skippers pulling up the rear at least once in the regatta.
The organizing committee put together a great experience. Beautiful First Nations art, donated by Aspen Insurance, was awarded to the top three skippers. A number of door prizes, donated by local businesses, were also presented in a random draw.
The big prize, a brand new 3DRCBoats Soling with rig and sails by Dion Sails and graphics by DragonSkins USA was won by Michael Kidd who had just competed in his first Soling 1M event with borrowed boat.
Good nutritious food and refreshments and a social gathering at Goodco Restaurant and Bar completed the experience. Many thanks to Paul Killeen for the photos, a full set of which will be posted to https://www.stevestonrcsailing.com/ in due course.
It was an honour for Steveston RC Sailing Club to host this National Championship and we thank CRYA for their support and guidance.
Report on 2023 IOM National Championship Regatta and Results
By Peter Grimm, CRYA IOM Class Secretary and CRYA Pacific Region Director
The IOM NCR concluded this past Sunday, April 30. The regatta was a huge success with 36 competitors, A and B rig conditions, 3 days of racing, fantastic social event on Saturday night, lots of prizes for everyone, keepsakes and t-shirts for everyone. Sunshine and great competition…what more could we ask for?! Barry Fox was honoured at the regatta with Purple t-shirts all displaying a purple fox and CAN 46 on their sleeves.
Awards were presented for top 3 in Gold Fleet, Silver Fleet, and Top Canadians. Top 5 were awarded prizes for top Woodies for the commemorative David Cook Woodie Nationals.
Please see here for results:
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CRYA Newsletter Spring 2023 now available
Crya spring 2023, update of crya iom ranking system approved by board.
To review this document, please go to Canadian IOM Ranking in the IOM class listing under the Classes dropdown menu. Also included is an update of the Canadian IOM rankings based on the new system as of December 5, 2022.
Fall 2022 Newsletter now available
CRYA Fall 2022 Newsletter
Oct 8 – Welcome new CRYA board members
Following the AGM, the following CRYA board member nominations have been passed by acclimation:
President : John McKinney Secretary: Gunther Yip Treasurer : Frank Kaufman Technical Director : David Allsebrook Communication Director : Rick Levick Registrar : Bruce Silzer Regional Director – Atlantic: Don McDerm a id Regional Director – Quebec: Luc Gloutney Regional Director – Ontario: Paul Switzer Regional Director – Prairie: Collin Aldridge Regional Director – Pacific: Peter Grimm
Sep 18 – 2022 AGM discussion in members forum
A group has been created here to discuss AGM related items in the members only forum.
Sep 15 – 2022 AGM scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 8th, 12PM EST.
Click here to download the Notice of AGM and Agenda. The Skype video meeting link is in the PDF that was emailed to all voting members. You can add this event to your personal calendar as a reminder by clicking on the ‘Add to calendar’ drop-down link on the Events Calendar page here . The time shown is PST.
Jun 15 – New IOM Class Secretary
The CRYA welcomes Peter Grimm, who has been appointed as the IOM Class Secretary. Peter is an avid IOM sailor who has attended the 2019 WCR in Brazil, the USA NCR in Texas this year and will be sailing in the WCR in Croatia this fall. He has been very active in promoting and attending IOM sailing events in the Pacific region. With many regattas having been cancelled over the past 2 years due to Covid restrictions, we are hoping for a return to some regularly scheduled events next year.
Volunteer wanted for Victoria Class Secretary position
The Class Secretary position does not entail a lot of work, but the duties are important for the functioning of the class. Those duties involve promoting the class and answering questions about the class rules and sailing locations, and along with the appropriate Regional Director, selecting and recommending host clubs to hold sanctioned events such as Regional and National Championship regattas.
Without a Class Secretary, a class cannot function. So if you are interested in helping the Victoria Class continue and prosper, we need you to volunteer. Remember, you will not be alone – the CRYA Board will be there to help as needed
Jun 13 – IOM World Championship Regatta allocations
NOR for the WCR in Croatia has been posted here: https://2022iomworlds.com/index.php/noti…ace-worlds 3.1 Entries and allocation of places shall be governed by IOMICA Class Championship Regulations 8, Entries. (See allocation of places available after June 27th 2022 ) The initial closing date shall be July 27th 2022. The allocation of places shall take place within 14 days of the initial closing date. If you are planning on attending, please use this contact form to make your intentions known. Based on the above statement in the NOR, the allocation of places available to Canada will be known in 2 weeks. Places will be awarded based on the IOM ranking results here: https://crya.ca/wp-content/uploads/2022/…l-2022.pdf
Mar 25 – HMS 2022 is now available
HMS has been updated to match the RRS2021-2024, notably some new scoring designations. The new version, including documentation is available here
The MYA link provides the following notes about the changes.
The Heat Management System (HMS) and the associated HMS Scoring Spreadsheet have been updated from HMS 2016 v1 to HMS 2022 v1. The update incorporates the new scoring abbreviations of ‘NSC – Not Sailed the Course’ and ‘UFD – U Flag Disqualification’ and removes two redundant abbreviations ZFP and DGM. This brings the scoring into alignment with RRS 2021-2024. A correction to Schedule A6 and a number of minor changes to the text have also been made.
Jan 15 2022 – In Memory of David Cook
It is with heavy heart that I announce the passing of one of our prominent IOM designers, builder and sailor, David Cook from Victoria BC. David passed on at 1:15PM Friday, January 14th after a short illness with Covid. David will be remembered for his positive & inspirational attitude, despite being confined to a wheelchair.
David’s last IOM design, Porky Pig 7, Woody Woodpecker, is now on display at the Royal Victoria Yacht Club
David’s website is here – https://www.davidcook.ca/
A bio/interview by Bob Wells can be found here in this 2013 IOM Newsletter , starting on page 40. Some obits posted online: https://sailingincanada.canadianyachting.ca/news/5815-eight-bells-royal-vic-medalist-david-cook https://www.sailingscuttlebutt.com/2022/01/17/eight-bells-david-cook/
Canadian Radio Yachting Association
Besides being Canada’s radio sailing authority, and all the technical administration that comes with that responsibility, the CRYA brings together people from all parts of Canada to enjoy a sport that can be enjoyed by young and old. The Social aspects of participating in this sport can be very rewarding, talking boats, building boats, and sailing radio controlled boats, can be enjoyed by all.
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Cool stuff. Will be checking progress here and taking a look at your channel as well.
Good stuff, nice to see another Ottawa sailor. Will be checking out your vids.
Love it. Good luck. I've often considered having an RC sailor to play with at anchor. Last I looked into them, I wasn't sure what to get that would prove fun and reliable. Read a bunch about them leaking or failing. I suppose I just hop in the dinghy and go get it. They might be kind of big to store aboard too.
From what I've seen of the 15 or so different RC models at our yacht club, they rarely break down totally. It's ls very handy to get a transmitter that includes battery monitoring: you can set an alarm to warn you when the boat's power is getting low, not expensive either. If you don't sail in a small pond-like area, the worry about your boat sailig off to the horizon out of control, or drifting there dead, is real, so we stick to harbour areas where the farthest it can get is the far wall of the harbour. They are great fun, specially when the big-boat season is over, and they are all stored for winter, but there is still open water, which is for a few months here in Ottawa..
Nice little boats. I'll check your channel and give you some likes!
Moored next to a guy in Avalon once who fitted his RC sailboat with running lights, great after dinner entertainment and very cool in the moonlight.
A few years ago I made a scale model of a Colin Archer double-ender, and fitted eight-channel radio control. The boat has individual sail control, (jib, staysail, main, and mizzen) a variable speed electric motor, navigation lights, and a motley crew of four and two cats. This was from a kit, not from scratch, because I didn’t have the skill for that. Buying and figuring out how to fit all the ancillary radio control equipment was time-consuming enough. You can see pictures and read the story here: OLD GAFFER (schooner-britannia.com) Warning: you definitely need a lot of patience to make a radio-controlled model boat.
Hi Arcb, I think your question may have been been answered in other responses here. There is the group at Andrew Haydon Pond, and another Ottawa RC boat club I'm aware of. I have no interest/involvement in any other model groups because they all have either One-Design requirements to join in, or too many rules. I created a model race series at BYC Ottawa, that allows anyone, with any kind of model (ie from Walmart, or the most expensive, huge OD RC models) to race together reasonably fairly. I use the NHC/RYA handicap system and scale it for the models' dimensions etc. We had a great season kick-off in 2019 but the pandemic put a stop to our fun in 2020 & 2021, Hoping to get it rolling again next year. You can join BYC Britannia Yacht Club (byc.ca) for an amazingly low price and still have full access to all the club amenities. I maintain an email list of all the RC model boat owners at BYC, and could include you, if you might be intererested in joining in. regards, Tony
Fun stuff. Back in the day I used to build different r/c sailboats. Pretty much all from scratch, using line drawings, it was a long process, but I enjoyed it, back in y teens and 20's. I built everything from an Alberg 37, One J-class which was huge, an EC12, etc. We used to have a fairly active r/c racing group in SW Michigan, now they have almost all but faded away. If you want to get into a boat, with a good chance of similar ones nearby, the International One Metre class is the worlds largest, and they do not take up a ton of space. One Metre (radiosailing.org)
Arc B the soling onemeter is a very popluar one design RC sailboat. if its a complete kit, worth around 3-400 bucks US Ive build about 8-9 of them. not the easiest build, but can be done on a kitche table. Its very easy to build it crooked there are tons of resource. let me know VIA pm and we can chat off line. depending on where you are in ontario. Here are some clubs. Ontario region: Toronto Name: Metro Marine Modellers – MMM Club affiliation number: ON1 Sailing Locations: Etobicoke & Mississauga Schedule Boats sailed : DF65, DF95, Soling1M, IOM, Victoria Contact: [email protected] Ottawa Name: Ottawa Area Model Yacht Club – FB site Club affiliation number: ON2 Sailing Locations: Andrew Haydon Park Mondays and Fridays Boats sailed: Mini12 & Fantasy 32 Contact: [email protected] Windsor Name: Windsor Model Yacht Club – WMYC Club affiliation number: ON3 Sailing Locations: Volmer Pond & Riverside Sportsman’s Club Schedule Boats sailed: Footy, RG65, Soling1M, US1M, DF95 Contact: [email protected] Belleville Name: Quinte Model Yacht Club – QMYC Club affiliation number: ON4 Sailing Locations: Bay of Quinte Yacht Club Schedule Boats sailed: Mini12 Contact: [email protected] Hamilton Name: Fifty Point Model Sailing Group – FPMSG Club affiliation number: ON5 Sailing Locations: Fifty Point Conservation Area Schedule: Monday and Wednesday afternoons from 1 pm until 4 pm Boats sailed: DF65, DF95, Soling1M, Victoria Contact: Paul Charles [email protected] Kingston Name: Kingston Yacht Club – KYC Club affiliation number: ON6 Sailing Locations: Kingston Yacht Club Schedule: Monday (DF65) and Wednesday (IOM) evenings starting at 6 pm Boats sailed: DF65, IOM Contact: Paul Switzer Ive built a few dozen RC boats over the years before jumping into the full size market last year.... here is the last RC boat Ibuilt plank on frame Star 45, finished mid fleet at Nationals a year or two ago. the power boat is a 1920's Vinyard that I made based on a half hull and actual measurement from the full size.
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@marcjsmith Awesome, thanks for the info. I may PM you for help once I get going on it. I think it's a complete kit except for the lead for the keel.
Is this a build your own only deal or can some of these boat be purchased. I'd really like to build a kit, but I've signed up for too much this winter already.
CRYA – Canadian Radio Yachting Association, RC Sailing
THE AMYA - American Model Yachting Association
marcjsmith said: Minnwaska, What type of boat are you looking to build. Click to expand...
Thanks. Lead shot should be easy to get, just can't use it for waterfowl hunting. I shoot trap and black powder, so probably have a fair bit, maybe not 6 to 7 pounds though.
Easy to assemble easy to sail. Df65 or the df95. Df95 is a better sailing boat, but it’s also a larger boat 95cm long vs 65cm long. The reason I mentioned a local club, you might be able to find a boat built and ready to go, maybe older or not suited for racing. Both the df65 and 95 go together out of the box easily in an afternoon. And disassemble easily for transport/ storage. https://radiosailing.net/ . Some folks save the box it came it to transport to events. Others use a bow and arrow case or build their own out of doorskins Hull is abs plastic, lead bulb, carbon keel carbon rudder carbon mast Mylar sails. Boat can be powered by aa batts. I am not a seller of the boats, but I do know person who imports and sells the df boats. Arcb. If you end needing a few lbs. let me know...
Are the rigs and keels readily removable and reinstalled? This sounds like fun, I just don't think I can devote much time to it.
keel is held in place by a single hex head machine screw bulb is held in place on the keel by a single hex head machine screw as is the rudder linkage The main and jib sheet are attached to the booms by a snap swivel(fishing). The jib club and back stay are attached via a string and a snap swivel as well. The mast is keel stepped in a trunk that is adjustable fore aft. No side shrouds. Honestly 10 min max to rig and start sailing For the 65 or 95. Boat can be launched/ retrieved by grabbing the mast at the mast crane and lifting the boat. Two channel radio, one channel for rudder and one for sail. The sails has all the typical adjustment, ouhauls, downhaul, Vang, jib topping lift, forestay tension,jib halyard tension.
marcjsmith said: Honestly 10 min max to rig and start sailing Click to expand...
@glatus12345 sounds cool. Keen to learn a new style of sailing. I will PM you with my email address.
The DF65 RTR Version is shipped with everything necessary to get started . Preinstalled Servo's, Preassembled booms, sails, fittings etc. All you need to do is assemble the spars , Mast, hang the sails, install your radio system and go race! Click to expand...
DragonForce 65 / 650mm DF65 Class RC Sailboat
Df65 is a nice boat, would a great boat to tool around with at anchor. Strong ondesign class so if you ever decided to play with other df65 boats you’d be on an even playing field. The df95 is a better sailing boat, but that is a virtue of the longer waterline and heavier weight. The a+ Sails add a bit more sail area for the light days. And if you want to customize the exterior of the boat https://www.dragonskinsusa.com/df65
Glatus, as you move forward on your project, keep us updated, pics of plans, ect... Also, if you need anything printed out in large format. let me know. I have easy access to a 36" black and white plotter
Hi All! Here's Update video # 2 of the 1/18th Scale Bristol 41.1 RC model. The hull and spars are well-developed now, and the mainsail has been sewn up. Foresail should be done today, and then back to the hull for preps for keel & rudder construction and installation. 1/18th Scale RC Model of Bristol 41.1 - Update 2 - YouTube Thanks again to to helpful members of SailNet!
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Ottawa RC Sailboats. 578 likes · 20 talking about this. Welcome to the Ottawa Area Model Yacht Club. Come sail with us on Mondays and Fridays and sometimes at the weekend, at Andrew Haydon Park on... Ottawa RC Sailboats. 578 likes · 20 talking about this. Welcome to the Ottawa Area Model Yacht Club.
Sullivan's Pond - Dartmouth, NSHosted by: Halifax Area Model Yacht ClubJune 15-16, 2024. The 2024 CRYA National Championship in the Soling One Metre class was held this past weekend at Sullivan's Pond. While all but one entry came from the host club, we were very grateful that Blake Moran joined us from the Quinte Model Yacht Club.
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Here's Update video # 2 of the 1/18th Scale Bristol 41.1 RC model. The hull and spars are well-developed now, and the mainsail has been sewn up. Foresail should be done today, and then back to the hull for preps for keel & rudder construction and installation. 1/18th Scale RC Model of Bristol 41.1 - Update 2 - YouTube.
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456780-456790. Dialing code (s) +7 35130. OKTMO ID. 75743000001. Website. ozerskadm.ru. Ozyorsk or Ozersk (Russian: Озёрск) is a closed city in Chelyabinsk Oblast, Russia. It had a population of 82,164 as of the 2010 census.
Chelyabinsk Oblast is located about 1,800 km east of Moscow. The main cities are Chelyabinsk (1,179,000), Magnitogorsk (412,000), Zlatoust (159,700), Miass (150,300) and Kopeysk (145,000). Chelyabinsk and Miass are the stations on the Trans-Siberian railway. The southeastern part of Chelyabinsk Oblast has the state border - the border with ...
Troitsk is a town in Chelyabinsk Oblast, Russia, located 175 kilometers east of the southern Ural Mountains and approximately 110 kilometers south of Chelyabinsk on the border with Kazakhstan.
The licence of footage, clips and videos belongs to Basik Studios. Chelyabinsk is one of the most awesome cities in Russia. People say "our Chelyabinsk". It ...