Comments for NCESA http://e-scow.org National Class E-Scow Association Thu, 02 Feb 2012 20:08:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on Jib Attachment Method Rule Change by Lon http://e-scow.org/2011/11/jib-attachment-method-rule-change/#comment-203 Lon Thu, 02 Feb 2012 20:08:46 +0000 http://e-scow.org/?p=1866#comment-203 There was no discussion about approving a manufacture since the headfoil is currently a part of the jib measurement. There was no discussion about approving a manufacture since the headfoil is currently a part of the jib measurement.

]]> Comment on Jib Attachment Method Rule Change by noldenwf@aol.com http://e-scow.org/2011/11/jib-attachment-method-rule-change/#comment-196 noldenwf@aol.com Tue, 15 Nov 2011 20:57:37 +0000 http://e-scow.org/?p=1866#comment-196 Are we going to specify a manufacturer? Are we going to specify a manufacturer?

]]> Comment on 2011 Jib Attachment Experiment by Bill Nolden http://e-scow.org/2011/02/2011-jib-attachment-experiment/#comment-194 Bill Nolden Sun, 09 Oct 2011 12:58:09 +0000 http://e-scow.org/?p=1117#comment-194 Is a report available of results for this experiment? Is a report available of results for this experiment?

]]> Comment on Andrew Campbell wins 2011 Blue Chip by WA-22 Team http://e-scow.org/2011/09/andrew-campbell-wins-2011-blue-chip/#comment-192 WA-22 Team Wed, 28 Sep 2011 12:06:11 +0000 http://e-scow.org/?p=1798#comment-192 Well done! Best wishes for a successful Star campaign. Well done! Best wishes for a successful Star campaign.

]]> Comment on Andrew Campbell wins 2011 Blue Chip by John Gluek http://e-scow.org/2011/09/andrew-campbell-wins-2011-blue-chip/#comment-191 John Gluek Tue, 27 Sep 2011 22:41:46 +0000 http://e-scow.org/?p=1798#comment-191 Great going Andrew-Had the pleasure racing E Blue Chip against both your grandfather and father and raced with Bill on Courageous. Great to hear and see you carry on their winning ways in such a class act way! Best ahead in the Stars and be proud of were you came from. jG Great going Andrew-Had the pleasure racing E Blue Chip against both your grandfather and father and raced with Bill on Courageous. Great to hear and see you carry on their winning ways in such a class act way! Best ahead in the Stars and be proud of were you came from.

jG

]]> Comment on Andrew Campbell wins 2011 Blue Chip by WA-22 Team http://e-scow.org/2011/09/andrew-campbell-wins-2011-blue-chip/#comment-190 WA-22 Team Tue, 27 Sep 2011 22:27:23 +0000 http://e-scow.org/?p=1798#comment-190 Well done! Best wishes for a successful Star campaign. Well done! Best wishes for a successful Star campaign.

]]> Comment on Andrew Campbell wins 2011 Blue Chip by John gluek http://e-scow.org/2011/09/andrew-campbell-wins-2011-blue-chip/#comment-189 John gluek Tue, 27 Sep 2011 12:40:57 +0000 http://e-scow.org/?p=1798#comment-189 Great going Andrew-had the pleasure of racing against your grandfather and father and all were winners. Nice to see and hear you carry the name so well and I am sure they are very proud. Keep up your winning ways and best ahead in the Stars. JG Great going Andrew-had the pleasure of racing against your grandfather and father and all were winners. Nice to see and hear you carry the name so well and I am sure they are very proud. Keep up your winning ways and best ahead in the Stars.

JG

]]> Comment on Crew Board for E National Regatta by George Kennedy http://e-scow.org/2011/08/crew-board-for-e-national-regatta/#comment-180 George Kennedy Tue, 23 Aug 2011 00:23:35 +0000 http://e-scow.org/?p=1670#comment-180 I spent the summer in Madison and bounced between a few E scows at the beginning of the summer before getting a steady ride on a Melges 24. I sailed as a fourth several times and trimmed the spinnaker a couple of times. I have been racing for the last four years, in the Midwest Collegiate Sailing Association and out of Wayzata Yacht Club, Minnetonka Yacht Club, the University of Iowa Sailing Club, the Mendota Yacht Club, and UW Hoofers for a summer. 5'9", 155 lbs. I spent the summer in Madison and bounced between a few E scows at the beginning of the summer before getting a steady ride on a Melges 24. I sailed as a fourth several times and trimmed the spinnaker a couple of times.

I have been racing for the last four years, in the Midwest Collegiate Sailing Association and out of Wayzata Yacht Club, Minnetonka Yacht Club, the University of Iowa Sailing Club, the Mendota Yacht Club, and UW Hoofers for a summer.

5’9″, 155 lbs.

]]> Comment on New Melges E-Scow Under Construction by John http://e-scow.org/2011/08/new-melges-e-scow-under-construction/#comment-179 John Thu, 04 Aug 2011 04:41:19 +0000 http://e-scow.org/?p=1644#comment-179 Can anyone tell me how an e scow would do against a sportboat such as a Melges 32? I get the impression that the e scow overall is slightly faster than a Hobie 16. Can anyone comment on the e scows speed compared to other boats? Thanks. Can anyone tell me how an e scow would do against a sportboat such as a Melges 32? I get the impression that the e scow overall is slightly faster than a Hobie 16. Can anyone comment on the e scows speed compared to other boats? Thanks.

]]> Comment on 23 Knots Makes for a Fun Saturday by John Elliott http://e-scow.org/2011/07/23-knots-makes-for-a-fun-saturday/#comment-178 John Elliott Mon, 25 Jul 2011 17:50:45 +0000 http://e-scow.org/?p=1610#comment-178 Out here in SoCal we have not e-scows. I'd like to modify an e scow for the ocean. From what I can tell and deduce these boats are very fast for monos especially in light air like we have out here. Can you tell me how an e scow would do against a sportboat such as a Melges 32? I get the impression that the e scow overall is slightly faster than a Hobie 16. Can anyone comment on the e scows speed compared to other standards? Thanks. Out here in SoCal we have not e-scows. I’d like to modify an e scow for the ocean. From what I can tell and deduce these boats are very fast for monos especially in light air like we have out here. Can you tell me how an e scow would do against a sportboat such as a Melges 32? I get the impression that the e scow overall is slightly faster than a Hobie 16. Can anyone comment on the e scows speed compared to other standards? Thanks.

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