How to get startedThe best way to start is come and try.
Simply come and talk to us on a Wednesday or Sunday at Risdon Brook Dam. There is always a welcoming group that will have a chat and give you a steer of one of the boats. Contact our Commodore Dave Murfet for information about the club and sailing with us. Whether you are new to sailing or been at it for years, radio sailing is great fun and can be as competitive as you want it to be. Regardless of whether you are looking at just having some fun or wanting to be the next world champion, RC sailing with us will help you. Buying Second Hand Look on our For Sale section to see what is available locally, also look on the national web site <http://www.radiosailing.org.au/forsale.htm> where there is always a good list of boats for sale. We suggest that before you buy have a talk to us for some guidance. Buying New Again on the national website link http://www.radiosailing.org.au/suppliers.htm & you will see details of Australian based boat suppliers. If you click on the following link this website will give you a list of world wide boats available & cotact details for their builders http://Vela RC.net - Classe IOM Build Your Own If building a boat from scratch takes your fancy then building is a great challenge with may frustrations but great satisfaction, not to mention a considerable savings in dollars. There are several home designed and built IOM boats in our fleet with the builders always happy to discuss and assist your build ideas. There is a strong movement world wide amongst the IOM fleet for self built boats particularly in Canada & France. Here is an example of one of John Taylor's SOFAR's being built in wood (Here) Plans are available on the folowing sites for both IOM & Marbleheads
Copies of the Marblehead & IOM class rules & Sail Number rules Printable template for sail numbers |
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