Anyone got a link to the games?
...never mind - found it on HCA-NA site.
Thanks
RQ
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| Author: | Tom Korz [ Thu May 04, 2006 11:15 am ] |
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Just went to the HCA website in an attempt to download the class rules. The link does not work any help would be appreciated. TY looking for ther cuurent class rules on the 16 w/spin |
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| Author: | pbisesi [ Thu May 04, 2006 11:42 am ] |
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Go to IHCA. It works. Have to go to the appendix to get any spin info. You also have to be a youth. You fit the bill. |
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| Author: | Dan DeLave [ Thu May 04, 2006 3:42 pm ] |
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I have added the word but not the pics. If you need to see the pics go to: http://www.hobieclass.com/admin/edit/www.hobieclass.com/rulebook06 Tell Suzy good luck! Later, Dan Appendix B IHCA Supplement to the International Hobie Cat 16 Class Rules. THE USE OF THIS SUPPLEMENT IS AUTHORISED FOR YOUTH EVENTS ONLY. 1. The IHCA General Class Rules and the Hobie Cat 16 Class Rules are part of these rules. 2. Only spinnaker sails, bowsprits and snuffer kits built from HOBIE CAT CO. approved patterns and manufactured by or for HOBIE CAT CO. are class legal. 3. The Hobie 16 class spinnaker of maximum 17,65 m2, the bowsprit of 3200mm length (+/- 5 mm) and the snuffer as supplied by a HOBIE CAT CO. shall be carried during class events when this supplement is in force. 4. The bowsprit shall be fixed on the longitudinal centre line of the boat as provided by the manufacturer. Bowsprits shall have a blunt end cap fitted. Bowsprit bridle wire length shall not be shorter than 1595 mm. Additional supporting lines for the bowsprit may be mounted and/or rigged in any manner. 5. The head of the spinnaker shall not be hoisted higher than 6865 mm from the base of the extrusion. At the halyard block or keeper the bearing surface of the halyard shall be no more than 70 mm from the surface of the mast. For the purposes of measurement, the halyard shall be pulled tight to the tack fitting. 6. Spinnaker sheet blocks of different design or make may be used. Additional blocks may be added. The spinnaker sheet blocks and spinnaker running gear may be mounted/rigged in any manner. 7. Tapered sheets, lines and halyards for the spinnaker are permitted. 8. Line(s), elastic cord(s) and covers may be added as tangle preventers for jib sheet lines, spinnaker and spinnaker sheet/halyard lines. 9. Adjustable rope luff and leech lines may be installed within existing luff and leech tapes on spinnakers. |
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| Author: | MBounds [ Fri May 05, 2006 4:02 am ] |
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I'll let Richie know the link's broken. |
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| Author: | Deq204 [ Fri May 05, 2006 7:23 am ] |
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Anyone got a link to the games? ...never mind - found it on HCA-NA site. Thanks RQ
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| Author: | MBounds [ Fri May 05, 2006 11:44 am ] |
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Tom - both Rich and I just tried the link and it works - it takes you right to the page on the IHCA site where you can download the rules in PDF format. |
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