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Sunday, August 17, 2014

Sail insignias for identifying classes of yachts and dinghies.

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A strange looking craft indeed, I can't imagine it would perform too well other than as a motor sailor?

Paul, On a different topic: thanks for your input to Gavin at 'In the Boatshed' pointing to a YouTube video showing Smack Racing at West Mersea this year - a super clip that captures the action. Here is the actual YouTube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3bkqQFqP-Q#t=173 Cheers, Bill.

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• the insignia denoting her class;
• at all international events, except when the boats are provided to all competitors, national letters denoting her national authority from the table below. For the purposes of this rule, international events are World Sailing events, world and continental championships, and events described as international events in their notices of race and sailing instructions; and
• a sail number of no more than four digits allotted by her national authority or, when so required by the class rules, by the class association. The four-digit limitation does not apply to classes whose World Sailing membership or recognition took effect before 1 April 1997. Alternatively, if permitted in the class rules, an owner may be allotted a personal sail number by the relevant issuing authority, which may be used on all his boats in that class.
• National letters and sail numbers shall be in capital letters and Arabic numerals, clearly legible and of the same colour. Commercially available typefaces giving the same or better legibility than Helvetica are acceptable.
• The height of characters and space between adjoining characters on the same and opposite sides of the sail shall be related to the boat’s overall length as follows:
• Except as provided in rules G1.3(d) and G1.3(e), class insignia, national letters and sail numbers shall, if possible, be wholly above an arc whose centre is the head point and whose radius is 60% of the leech length. They shall be placed at different heights on the two sides of the sail, those on the starboard side being uppermost.
• The class insignia shall be placed above the national letters. If the class insignia is of such a design that two of them coincide when placed back to back on both sides of the sail, they may be so placed.
• National letters shall be placed above the sail number.
• The national letters and sail number shall be displayed on the front side of a spinnaker but may be placed on both sides. They shall be displayed wholly below an arc whose centre is the head point and whose radius is 40% of the foot median and, if possible, wholly above an arc whose radius is 60% of the foot median.
• The national letters and sail number shall be displayed on both sides of a headsail whose clew can extend behind the mast 30% or more of the mainsail foot length. They shall be displayed wholly below an arc whose centre is the head point and whose radius is half the luff length and, if possible, wholly above an arc whose radius is 75% of the luff length.

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How to Reproduce a Class Insignia on a Sail

This project is a companion to my previous project, How to Add Numbers to a Sail . If you need to add or replace your sail numbers, you might also need to add or replace the class insignia too. Or maybe you want to add a company logo to your sail or a graphic that illustrates the sailboat’s name. Whatever shape you want to add to your sail, the basic process is the same. In this post, I’ll describe how to make the classic Catalina 22 mainsail class insignia for half the cost of retail. 

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You can cut class insignias and logos from self-adhesive polyester sailcloth that is available in different colors. Our friends at Sailrite offer the primary colors red, green, blue, black and white by the 54″ wide yard  but not by the foot, unfortunately. That’s the bad news. A yard is much more than you will need for most insignias. But they do offer white in smaller widths intended for sailmaking and repairs. The good news is that if you buy a yard of insignia cloth, depending on how much you use for your class insignia, you’ll likely have enough left over to make your sail numbers too.

For straight lines, you can use 1″ wide draft tape  available in red, blue, and black that Sailrite offers by the foot. (In case you’re wondering, I receive no compensation from Sailrite. I just like their products and services and think you will too.)

Draw, cut, peel, and stick

Here is how I applied insignias to a new Rolly Tasker mainsail that I recently purchased.

1.  You can draw your insignia’s shapes on the right side of the sailcloth with a pencil and it will erase easily later. You can also draw with ink on the release paper on the back of the sailcloth, which has helpful grid lines printed on it—just remember to draw the reverse shape.

If you want to make the classic Catalina 22 class insignia like I show here, I’ve already done your homework for you. Go to my Downloads page where you can download full-size drawings of the letter C (cut two per sail) and the number 2 (cut four) that are the exact shape and size of the classic insignia. (Note that the insignia numbers are smaller and a different font than the sail numbers that are sold by Sailrite.) All you need to do is cut them out and voilà, you have templates (like shown above)! The file also includes a dimensioned drawing of the whole insignia that you can use to faithfully reproduce all the sizes, spaces, and angles just like the original insignia.

2. Cut out the shapes with regular scissors. A hot knife is not necessary, the cloth won’t unravel.

3. Determine where to place the insignias relative to the sail’s other features (seams, battens, reef points, numbers, and draft stripe, if any). Avoid placing insignias over seams that can cause wrinkles and can cause the insignias to come loose over time. Choose a location where the insignias for each side of the sail will be vertically stacked over each other, not in the same location on each side. This makes the insignias easier to see when sunlight shines from behind the sail. A good choice is one insignia above a panel seam on one side of the sail and the other insignia below the same seam on the opposite side of the sail similar to the picture below.

To maintain class racing eligibility, refer to the racing rules for the class or your local race authority. For Catalina 22 owners, the latest class rules (October 2014) do not require class insignias. Some local clubs adopt The Racing Rules of Sailing that are updated every four years by the World Sailing organization. The rules for sail numbers and class insignia can be found in Appendix G: Identification on Sails.

Unless specified in the rules that govern the races that you participate in, you can place the insignias anywhere you like but they are typically placed in the top 60% of the sail with the class insignia above the sail numbers. The goal of all these rules is so that a sailboat can be easily identified from a distance under most conditions even if the sail is reefed..

4. Use a pencil to draw a light centerline on the sail through the areas where you will place the insignias. This will help you to center the insignias evenly.

5. With the backing paper still on the insignia pieces, lay out the entire insignia on the centerline of the sail until you’re satisfied with the layout.

6. Draw light guidelines or registration marks on the sail with a pencil to help you place the insignia pieces after you remove the backing paper.

7. Fold back the backing paper from one long edge of each shape. You want to expose just enough of the adhesive so that you can place the shape without it sticking completely.

8. Place the exposed edge lightly on the sail using your guidelines or registration marks. Be careful to not make any bubbles. If necessary, you can remove and reposition the shape until it lays straight and flat.

9. Turn the unattached part of the shape face down on the sail and with a piece of stiff cardboard or other material, press against the inside of the fold to simultaneously peel the backing paper from the rest of the shape while you lightly press the newly exposed adhesive down onto the sail. If you do this right, you won’t get any wrinkles, bubbles, or distortion. Take your time and reposition the shape until you get it right.

10. When you have all of the pieces where you want them, roll them firmly with a J roller if you have one. You can improvise one with a short length of dowel used like a rolling pin.

You’re done! Now you can represent your sailboat class with pride.

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The Catalina 22 Class Rules do not require the Catalina 22 insignia on the main sail because the Class defers to Appendix G of the Racing Rules of Sailing.

I like it when they keep things simple!

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Most sailing classes have digital copies of their class insignia, but over the years, as they have changed hands multiple times, the logos have degraded in quality.

Hold Fast Sailing is proud to make available high-resolution digital, remastered, class insignia suitable for engraving, etching, silkscreening, and laser cutting purposes (TIFF, JPG, and PNG).  These are the same gold standard insignia used on our own limited edition posters and are now available for you use for your applications.  Use these digital files for t-shirts, regatta awards, engraving, sail making, and online use.

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Able 20 Aero B Alajuela 33 Albacore Alberg 22

Alberg 30 Alberg Daystar Albin Albin Alpha Albin Ballard

Alb Express Alb Vega Alden 100 Allegra Allied 3X

Allmand 23 Aloha Alpha Cat Alpha Sailboard Amazon Pilot

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Block Island 40 Blue Jay Bluejacket 23 BlueNose Blue Ocean 42

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Celebrity Celere Celestial Challenger 32 Cheetah Cat

Cherubini 44 Chien Yu Christina 46 Chrysler 20 CL 11

Clark 31 Clipper MK21 CMS 41 Columbia Comanche

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Comet Comfort 34 Comfort 36 Com-Pac 27 Compis

Concordia Contessa Contessa 26 Contest 36 Corbin 39 Yawl

Cormorant Cornish Cornish Coronado Cove Crabber MKII Shrimper

Crealock 34 Crealock 37 Creekmore 23 Cross Cruising World Trimarans Offshore

Crystal Cat CS CSY CT Curtis Hawk

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Cyclone Cygnet 48 Cygnus Dana 24 D and M

Dawson 26 Day Sailer Departure 35 Derby Dory Designers Choice

Devon Yawl Dickerson 35 Dockrell 17 Dolphin 17 Doodle

Doodle Cat Doughdish Douglas 32 Dovekie Downeaster

Dragon Drascombe DS – 16 Dufour Durbeck 46

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Dutch Flyer Dyas Dyer Dhow Dyer Dink Dyer Flyer

E Scow Eagle Eastsail 25 Eastward Ho Eclipse Racer

Edel El Toro Elite Endeavour Ensenada 20

Enterprise G Enterprise W EQ Erickson Esprit 37

Essex Essex Bay Etchelis 22 Evelyn Express 27

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Express M Fabola Diva Fales 30 Falmouth Fantasia Cutter

Farr Fast Passage 39 Fastnet FD – 12 Finn

Finn 351 Finn Sailer 29 Fisher Flicka 20 Flying Dutchman

Flying Flying Flying Flying Folkboat Fifteen Junior Saucer Scot

Force 5 Foxclub Foxhound Freedom Freespirit 21

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Jester Jet 14 Kaufman Kelis 22 Kelt

Kestrel MK2 Kirby 23 Kirby 25 Knockabout 16 Krogen 38

Lady Slipper Lafitte 44 Laguna 30 Lancer LaPaz 25

Laser Lazy E Lazy Jack 32 Le Comte Lido 14

Lightning Lil Pickle Lindenberg Link LM

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Logical 46 Lugar Voyager Luna Lyle Hess 32 Mac 17

MacGregor 25 Mair 30 Man O War Mango Maramu

Margaret D Mariah Mariner Mariner 28 Mariner 33

Mariner Mark 23 Mark 25 Martin 242 Mason 33 Polaris 36

Maverick Max Maxi Mdalist Mega

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Melges MC Menger Cat Mercury Mercury Merit

MFG 19 MicMac Mini Star Minto Minuet

Minuteman Mirage Mirror Dinghy Mistral MK Dinghy

Mobjack Molly Brown Montego 25 Montgomery Montgomery Boats 10

Moody Moore 24 Morgan Morgan 32 Morris

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Mosquito Moth Mutineer Mystic Naja 30 Catamaran

Najad 371 Nassau 42 National 10 National Nautical 60 One Design

Nauticat Nautilus Neptune Neptune 24 New York 40

Newport 16 Newport 212 Niagara Nicholson Nina

Nonsuch Nordic 40 Norseman North North Wind American 40

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Northern Northwest Norwegian Nor-West 33 Ocean Breeze Sailing Pram

Ocean O-Day Olson 30 Olympic Omega 14 Cruising Dolphin

Omega 30 Ontario Optimist Orion 27 Orion 35

Orion 50 Ospray Outlaw Oyster 435 Oysterman 23

Paceship 23 Pacific Pacific Pacific Panda Catamaran Dolphin Seacraft

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Rafiki Rainbow Ranger Ranger 22 Ranger Sailing Canoe

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Rival Roberts Robinson 51 Ross Sabot

Sabre 28 Sadler Safari Sailfish Sailrider

Salt 19 San Juan Sandpiper Sandpiper Santa Cruz 100 565 27

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Santana Sarah 32 Saroca Saturna 33 Scamper Catamaran

Scanmar 33 Scanyacht 36 Scepter 41 Scheel 30 Schucker 436

Screamer 36 Sea Perl 21 Sea Sprite Sea Swinger Sea Wind

Sea Witch Sea Wolf 40 Sea Devil Seafarer Searaker 28

Seidelman 25 Seven Eleven Shannon Shark 24 Shark Cat

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Sharki Shields Shrimp Siesta Sinbad

Siren Sirena 44 Sirius Sirocco 15 Sirocco 26

Skipjack Skipper Skipper 20 Skunk Snipe Class

Snow Goose Snow Goose Sol Cat Soling Sonar 34 37 18

South Coast Southern Soverel Soveriegn Spark 15 Cross 23

Mainsail Insignia Guide - Page 21

Speedball 14 Spindrift Spindrift 24 Spindrift 46

Spirit Sprite Stampede 20 Standfast Star

Starrett 45 Starwind Stellar 30 Stiletto Sunbeam 38

Sunbird Sundance Sunfish Sunward 48 Super Sprite

Supercat Superior Surfrider Swede 55 Sweet 16 Scout

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Swift 33 Swift Sylphe Taloosh 442 Tanton 39 Superswift

Tanzer 16 Tartan Tasar Tavana Tayana 37

Telstar 26 Tempest The Ten The Twelve Thistle

Ticon Tidewater Tiffany Topcat Tornado Rainbow Jayne

Tornado Toucan Town Class Trac 18 Tramp Catamaran Harbor 25

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Transpac 49 Tri-Fli Trident Trikini 13 Tri-Star Voyager

Turnabout Universal 26 US1 Valiant Vancouver 36

Vector 39 Venture Venus 46 Victoria Victoria 18 15-Cat

Viking 22 Vindo 29 Vinyard Virgo Volant Vixen Voyager

Voyager Vulcan Waarship Warrior Warrior Cat

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West Wight Westerly Westsail 28 Westwind Whistler Potter

Whitby 42 Widgeon Wildflower Wildwind Cat Willard 8 Ton

Windmaster Windmill Windrose 18 Windsurfer Wing Rocket

Wings Wiscasset Witness Wood Yamaha Dinghy Cruising Cat Pussy

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Max Speed/Length ratio = 8.26 ÷ Displacement/Length ratio .311 Hull Speed = Max Speed/Length ratio x √LWL

Sail Area / Displacement Ratio

A measure of the power of the sails relative to the weight of the boat. The higher the number, the higher the performance, but the harder the boat will be to handle. This ratio is a "non-dimensional" value that facilitates comparisons between boats of different types and sizes. Read more.

SA/D = SA ÷ (D ÷ 64) 2/3

• SA : Sail area in square feet, derived by adding the mainsail area to 100% of the foretriangle area (the lateral area above the deck between the mast and the forestay).
• D : Displacement in pounds.

Ballast / Displacement Ratio

A measure of the stability of a boat's hull that suggests how well a monohull will stand up to its sails. The ballast displacement ratio indicates how much of the weight of a boat is placed for maximum stability against capsizing and is an indicator of stiffness and resistance to capsize.

Ballast / Displacement * 100

Displacement / Length Ratio

A measure of the weight of the boat relative to it's length at the waterline. The higher a boat’s D/L ratio, the more easily it will carry a load and the more comfortable its motion will be. The lower a boat's ratio is, the less power it takes to drive the boat to its nominal hull speed or beyond. Read more.

D/L = (D ÷ 2240) ÷ (0.01 x LWL)³

• D: Displacement of the boat in pounds.
• LWL: Waterline length in feet

Comfort Ratio

This ratio assess how quickly and abruptly a boat’s hull reacts to waves in a significant seaway, these being the elements of a boat’s motion most likely to cause seasickness. Read more.

Comfort ratio = D ÷ (.65 x (.7 LWL + .3 LOA) x Beam 1.33 )

• D: Displacement of the boat in pounds
• LOA: Length overall in feet
• Beam: Width of boat at the widest point in feet

Capsize Screening Formula

This formula attempts to indicate whether a given boat might be too wide and light to readily right itself after being overturned in extreme conditions. Read more.

CSV = Beam ÷ ³√(D / 64)

Shoal Draft version. draft - 2.83 disp. - 2275 ballast. - 925 Some boats were sold with a masthead rig. I: 29.3’ J: 8.4’ P: 25.8’ E: 9.2’

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