The MC Sailing Association (MCSA) controls the MC Scow scantlings. The MCSA revised the scantlings in August 2013. To read the scantlings, go to the MC Sailing Association – Rule Book and Scantlings. MC-Scow Tuning Guide and Speed Tips –…
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The National Class A Scow Association (NCASA) controls the A Scow scantlings. The last revision is dated December 19. 2007. To read the scantlings, go to the NCASA Class Rules. A-Scow Tuning GuidesSailing Fleets: A-Scow Board A Scow Scantlings: Read Them…
The Inland Lake Yachting Association (ILYA) controls the C Scow scantlings. The ILYA revised the scantlings in November 2016. To read the scantlings, go to the ILYA Scantling Rules for Sanctioned Classes. C-Scow Tuning GuidesSailing Fleets: C-Scow BoardSetting Jackstay Tension…
SailZing now offers a continuous control lines kit for the MC Scow. This pre-cut set of lines lets you easily install continuous control lines for your MC. With continuous control lines, you can ease or tighten your vang, cunningham, and…
New SailZing Multi-tool options incuding the Multi-tool Mini and Multi-tool Duo.
Some MC-Scow tuning guides recommend a lot of cunningham (downhaul) in heavy air. You may have to pull very hard to get the maximum cunningham tension possible. This post describes an MC-Scow cunningham modification that gives you more power and…
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