1.7 Meter
02-19-2009, 08:47 AM
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RE: 1.7 Meter
Next a shot of the mast area. Can see sheet adjusters coming through bulkhead. Also not the double mast rams for good mast control. Gooseneck is all carbon. Lower mast and boom stay with the boat to reduce cost on B and C rigs.
03-18-2009, 06:58 AM
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RE: 1.7 Meter
Plans for the new boat are available. Go to the 1.7 web site to download. http://www.orgsites.com/mi/1-7meter/ They are in PDF format. To get the body view full size you will need to copy. There is a 100mm x 100mm square provided for scaling. Good luck and let me know if you start one.
03-18-2009, 07:47 PM
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RE: 1.7 Meter
Very Nice looking boats.
Curious how you seal up all the openings into the hull? mylar with electrical tape around the edges? specially made lids?
yann
Curious how you seal up all the openings into the hull? mylar with electrical tape around the edges? specially made lids?
yann
03-19-2009, 01:33 AM
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RE: 1.7 Meter
Yes I have just had a look and I can not find a down load link on any of the pages. I'm keen to down load it and start building one.
cheers Andrew
cheers Andrew
03-31-2009, 07:07 PM
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HI I just loved your boat.
Where can i get one well i will need two because there are no rc sailing clubs down in mexico so to have a match race i will need two ore can some one shoe me how read the plans to build it for me thansk for youre time.
Good winds too all
Where can i get one well i will need two because there are no rc sailing clubs down in mexico so to have a match race i will need two ore can some one shoe me how read the plans to build it for me thansk for youre time.
Good winds too all
04-01-2009, 12:03 PM
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RE: 1.7 Meter
This is afantastic yacht to sail. IHave borrowed a boat from the builderoff and on over the 2010 season andjust took deliveryof my new boat. Can't wait for the water to soften come april. The fleet is growing..
Cheers fizzzy.............
Cheers fizzzy.............
02-18-2020, 10:29 AM
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Hi DMYC 42
I would like to add that I think the boat looks awesome as well ( would love more close up pics ). I would love to get the class started here in Australia as it looks like a very quick boat, let me know if you would like to try. How do they go against a 10 rater ?. One last question are the rigs one design.
cheers Andrew
I would like to add that I think the boat looks awesome as well ( would love more close up pics ). I would love to get the class started here in Australia as it looks like a very quick boat, let me know if you would like to try. How do they go against a 10 rater ?. One last question are the rigs one design.
cheers Andrew
Are you still interested in getting this class going in Australia?
