The EC12 is undoubtedly, the most
documented class in the history of Model Yachting. The
practice began in the mid 80's when an active group in
the Pacific Northwest decided to share the knowledge
they had gained with the rest of the world. That
tradition continues today. With the advent of the
Internet, information now flows freely from expert to
beginner and is shared with the masses along the way.
These various items will help you get to know the class
and Model Yachting. Included are some items that may not
be EC12 specific but informational to the model yachting
hobby. Also included are books now out of publication,
just in case you find that treasure at the local garage
sale:
The Manual for the
East Coast 12-Meter |
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Published 1994, Bob
Wells, Author The title of the book says it
all. Anything and everything you'd ever want to know
about the EC12. History, how to get started, a couple
designs are studied, tips on sailing. 146 pages This manual is available for immediate shipment from
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Optimizing
the EC 12 |
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Published 1996, Bob
Wells & Larry Robinson, Authors. A very
technical study of the EC12. Engineering data and
serious design considerations. Not for the faint
hearted. This is a very technical manual. 240 pages
Copies available from the class store.
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Making
Model Yacht Sails |
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Published 1997, Bob
Wells & Larry Robinson, Authors.
A treatise on
sail design for the model yacht, written around the
EC12. Very advanced.
Published 1997, Larry Robinson, author 46 Pages Copies available from the class store.
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EC12
ConstructionDrawing |
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Published 2004, EC12
Class
Building a
Twelve? Curious what goes where? What dimension do I set
the jib fairlead at?
This drawing is based on
upgrades from the original by Mark Rinehart. It contains
templates for decking support, station position for
various deck hardware and suggested numbers for sail
rigs and other useful information. Sent USPS First Class
domestic.
PDF file is available for download and printed copies
are available from the Class Store |
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EC12
Cradle Plan |
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Published 2004, EC12
Class The
EC12 hull is sensitive to bumps and scrapes. A proper
cradle will keep your hull "fair" longer. This plan uses
1/2" ply to build a cradle.
PDF file is available for download and printed copies
are available from the Class Store |
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