SailZing caught up with Will Hendershot at the 2018 Southeast Regional Regatta at Lake Eustis. Will had just completed several unique MC Scow modifications to reduce the chance for errors and make sailing the boat easier. See the mods in…
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The MC Sailing Association (MCSA) controls the MC Scow scantlings. The MCSA last revised the scantlings in August 2013. To read the scantlings, go to the MC Sailing Association – Rule Book and Scantlings or read them below. MC-Scow Tuning Guide…
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 or read them blow. A-Scow Tuning GuidesSailing Fleets: A-Scow Board A Scow…
The National Class E Scow Association (NCESA) controls the E Scow scantlings. To read the scantlings, go to the NCESA Scantling Rules, or read them below. The class also maintains additional rules regarding # of sails, crew, etc. in its bylaws.…
The Inland Lake Yachting Association (ILYA) controls the X Boat scantlings. The ILYA revised the scantlings in November 2016. To read the scantlings, go to the ILYA Scantling Rules for Sanctioned Classes. or read them below. X-Boat Tuning Guide – Go…
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 or read them below. C-Scow Tuning GuidesSailing Fleets: C-Scow…
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