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NCPHRF Base Rating Report BOAT_TYPE RATING DATE DW Class Rating 11 Meter NCPHRF 66 4/9/1998 11 Meter ODR 99% 69 4/9/1998 1D 35 OSP 14.75' & ISP 44.78' 33 4/26/2004 1D 48 -30 9/23/2010 30 SQ Meter 150 3/23/1989 Aerodyne 38 36 11/12/2002 AERODYNE 38 CARBON 30 12/30/2002 Aerodyne 38 SD 42 10/27/2016 Alajuela 38 198 ALBATROSS 31 174 Alberg 30 222 8/11/1988 Alberg 35 192 10/27/1988 ALBIN BALLAD 30 183 8/12/2003 ALBIN CUMULUS 192 5/17/2001 ALBIN VEGA 27 240 Alden 32 204 6/15/1995 Alden 44 114 10/23/2014 Alden 45 78 1/21/1999 ALDEN MISTRAL 36 192 Alerion Express 28 162 5/6/2006 ALERION EXPRESS 28 ODR 90% jib 168 10/12/2006 Alerion Express 28 SD 168 10/2/2013 Alerion Express 33 120 6/24/2019 ALLIED CHANCE 30-30 162 10/26/1994 ALLIED PRINCESS 36 204 Aloha 32 180 ALOHA 34/10.4 SM 156 3/9/1989 Amel Sharki 39 186 1/21/2010 Amphritrite 43 153 8/28/1991 ANACAPA 40 KTH 156 3/16/1995 Andrews 21 includes 100% hs 141 8/25/2016 Andrews 30 120 Annapolis 44 144 7/18/1988 Antrim 27 CM ODR OSP & 116% 75 4/12/2001 555 ANTRIM 27 ODR OSP & 116% 78 4/12/2001 Apache 37 168 10/12/2006 Aphrodite 101 141 5/21/2009 Wednesday, May 26, 2021 Page 1 of 39 BOAT_TYPE RATING DATE DW Class Rating Aquarius 21 288 1/21/2019 Archambault 27 w/ 12.2' spl & 105% hs 78 4/23/2015 Aries 31 258 Aries 32 234 6/29/1989 Atkin 38 183 4/8/1999 Azzura 310 57 12/7/1995 B 30 ludes square-top main & small 78 3/29/2021 B-25 141 7/1/1999 B-25 ODR 135 7/1/1999 Baba 30 240 Baba 35 SM 192 3/12/1998 Baba 40 144 2/16/1989 Baba 40 TM 138 6/18/1992 Bahama 25 252 Balboa 26 FK 222 Balboa 26 SK 228 BALBOA 27 8.2 222 Baltic 35 117 11/15/1989 Baltic 37 114 6/23/1988 Baltic 38 DP 96 2/6/1986 BALTIC 42 (C&C) 78 Baltic 42 DP 72 1/10/2006 Baltic 43 51 4/9/1998 Baltic 43 TM 48 5/28/2015 Baltic 48 DP 45 12/1/2011 BALTIC 51 36 4/9/1998 Baltic 51 CB Full Keel 45 4/9/1998 BALTIC 51 SM 39 4/9/1998 Baltic 55 DP 9 8/13/1998 Bashford/Howison-Sydney 41 18 1/12/2006 BAVARIA 34 WK 138 1/17/2002 Bavaria 40 105 3/23/2017 Bavaria Vision 46 78 8/28/2014 Bay Lady Morc 276 2/14/1998 Bayliner 27 IB 198 BB-10 132 1/23/1989 BEAR 95% 252 1/19/1995 Beneteau 11.5 ID YL 144 11/14/1996 Beneteau 235 174 4/28/1989 Wednesday, May 26, 2021 Page 2 of 39 BOAT_TYPE RATING DATE DW Class Rating Beneteau 25 129 1/10/2006 Beneteau 285 186 10/26/1993 Beneteau 29 159 8/11/1988 Beneteau 305 159 12/15/1988 Beneteau 310 132 9/7/1993 Beneteau 310 R 126 4/12/2007 Beneteau 310 SD 4.25' draft 141 9/17/2007 Beneteau 32 MH 132 8/30/1989 Beneteau 323 DK 144 2/14/2006 Beneteau 32S5 138 5/12/1992 Beneteau 331 156 4/24/2014 Beneteau 345 129 8/30/1988 Beneteau 351 w/furlmain 156 5/17/2001 Beneteau 352 Oceanis 138 4/8/1999 Beneteau 35S5 120 10/4/1988 Beneteau 35S5 WK 132 Beneteau 35s7 First LK 117 3/16/2006 Beneteau 361 Oceanis 138 5/10/2005 Beneteau 36S7 First IK 6.08 Draft 120 8/9/2005 Beneteau 36S7 First LK 4.833 Draft 123 8/9/2005 BENETEAU 36s7 LK 5.6 Draft STD 120 8/9/2005 Beneteau 37 114 4/28/2009 Beneteau 373 132 10/12/2006 Beneteau 375 108 1/23/1991 Beneteau 38 First IK 108 Beneteau 38 First LK 102 Beneteau 38 First TM IK SD 108 8/31/2002 Beneteau 38 TM IK 102 3/1/1991 Beneteau 38 TM LK 99 3/9/1990 Beneteau 38S5 108 12/9/1999 Beneteau 38S5 DK 99 12/9/1999 Beneteau 38S5 SD 108 12/9/1999 Beneteau 390 Oceanis 132 3/1/1991 Beneteau 390 Oceanis WK 138 4/11/2005 Beneteau 393 Oceanis 6.25' draft 141 8/18/2008 Beneteau 393 Oceanis SD 147 8/19/2008 Beneteau 40 CC 126 4/20/2000 Beneteau 40 IK 99 1/18/2008 Beneteau 40.7 First Farr 60 10/28/2019 Wednesday, May 26, 2021 Page 3 of 39 BOAT_TYPE RATING DATE DW Class Rating Beneteau 40.7 First Farr ODR 48 3/9/2004 Beneteau 405 TM 90 6/1/1989 Beneteau 411 105 12/9/1999 Beneteau 415 96 1/18/1990 Beneteau 41S5 90 Beneteau 42 IK 90 8/14/1997 Beneteau 42 IK SD 93 8/14/1997 Beneteau 42 IK TM 84 8/14/1997 Beneteau 42 IK TM SD 87 8/14/1997 Beneteau 42 LK 87 8/14/1997 Beneteau 42 LK TM 81 8/14/1997 Beneteau 423 102 4/11/2005 Beneteau 42S7 63 10/20/1999 Beneteau 42S7 First DK SM 69 5/18/2000 Beneteau 42S7 SM/WK/IK 72 4/20/2000 Beneteau 440 Oceanis 102 5/14/2002 Beneteau 45 Oceanis 54 1/16/2014 Beneteau 456 51 4/9/1998 Beneteau 45F5 66 12/1/2011 Beneteau 45F5 TM 51 2/26/2009 Beneteau 46 84 4/22/2010 Beneteau 463 90 6/15/2010 Beneteau 47.7 First Farr w/ 7.2' keel 45 5/22/2008 Beneteau 47.7 First Farr DK w/ 9.2' keel 39 5/22/2008 Beneteau 47.7 First Farr DK TM w/ 9.2' keel 33 5/22/2008 Beneteau 473 Oceanis 72 1/13/2004 Beneteau 500 Oceanis 84 5/8/1997 Beneteau 510 Oceanis 78 6/15/1995 Beneteau 523 42 8/17/2006 Beneteau 57 Center Cockpit 27 4/13/2006 Beneteau Class 10 90 6/10/1997 Beneteau Farr First 36.7 81 11/20/2008 602 Beneteau First 10R ODR 78 11/16/2006 Beneteau First 35 72 1/26/2012 Beneteau First 45 21 4/24/2008 Beneteau Oceanis 321 162 1/10/2006 Beneteau Oceanis 34 141 8/25/2011 BENETEAU OCEANIS 350 144 8/30/1989 Beneteau Oceanis 41 Includes 104% hs 108 8/26/2019 Wednesday, May 26, 2021 Page 4 of 39 BOAT_TYPE RATING DATE DW Class Rating Beneteau Oceanis 46.1 includes small headsail 51 8/27/2019 Beneteau Oceanis 46.1 SM includes small headsail 54 1/20/2020 Beneteau Oceanis 49 84 10/27/2016 Bermuda 30 KTCH 270 1/19/1995 Bermuda 30 SL 264 6/15/1995 Bianca 414 84 11/19/1998 Big Bear 228 Bird NCPHRF With Spinnaker 180 4/26/2012 Bird ODR No NonSpin 204 4/26/2012 Blue Jacket 40 includes 150% reacher 69 1/21/2019 Bombay 29 252 2/15/1990 Bounty II 40 168 Brewer 42 132 5/28/1987 Brighton 198 3/23/1989 Bristol 24 258 Bristol 27 IB 234 Bristol 29.9 K 186 8/22/1991 Bristol 29/30 222 5/8/1997 Bristol 33 186 Bristol 34 192 1/13/2004 Bristol 35.5 144 4/19/1994 Bristol 38.8 144 Bristol 40 168 3/23/1989 Bristol 40 Y 156 Bristol 45.5 117 2/11/2003 Buccaneer 220 222 Buccaneer 250 210 Buccaneer 255 216 Buccaneer 28 WD 234 4/22/1989 Buccaneer 285 256 Buccaneer 295 174 11/23/1988 Buccaneer 335 144 5/1/1990 Buchan 37 150 11/2/1989 Burns T/2 162 2/13/1989 C&C 1/2 TON 162 6/23/1988 C&C 110 (Standard 2004) 87 1/26/2012 C&C 115 includes hs credit 66 2/26/2018 C&C 115 ODR Includes OSP & 11% hs 63 2/26/2018 C&C 121 DK W/5' BS 60 4/24/2008 Wednesday, May 26, 2021 Page 5 of 39 BOAT_TYPE RATING DATE DW Class Rating C&C 121 No BS Stndrd Keel 63 4/13/2006 C&C 121 W/5' BS 57 2/21/2001 C&C 24 222 11/2/1988 C&C 25 OB 216 8/29/1990 C&C 26 210 C&C 27-1 198 C&C 27-1 TM 195 6/3/1993 C&C 27-2 186 5/8/1997 C&C 27-3 180 2/10/1989 C&C 29 174 1/10/1989 C&C 29-2 174 4/20/1995 C&C 30 174 12/13/1988 C&C 30 Mills includes 105%HS 36 8/25/2016 C&C 30-2 150 8/27/1992 C&C 32 156 3/21/1991 C&C 33 156 10/15/1998 C&C 33-2 132 8/30/1989 C&C 34 144 1/17/1989 C&C 34/36 90 12/5/1990 C&C 34/36 R 78 4/11/1994 C&C 35-1 126 11/23/1988 C&C 35-2 120 11/4/1992 C&C 35-3 117 7/29/1988 C&C 36 R 102 3/16/1995 C&C 36-1 138 1/11/1989 C&C 36-1 DK 126 11/18/2003 C&C 36-1 SM 144 10/25/1988 C&C 37 108 3/9/1980 C&C 37/40R 72 3/23/1989 C&C 38 Landfall 126 1/17/1989 C&C 38-1 120 5/14/1998 C&C 38-2 117 5/21/1992 C&C 39 Landfall 126 4/16/1997 C&C 39 TM 102 4/20/2004 C&C 39-1 102 11/21/1991 C&C 40-2 93 11/13/1997 C&C 40-2 DK 87 10/16/2008 C&C 40-2 TM 90 4/14/1989 C&C 40-2 TM DK 84 2/16/1989 Wednesday, May 26, 2021 Page 6 of 39 BOAT_TYPE RATING DATE DW Class Rating C&C 41 72 12/16/1988 C&C 43-1 78 C&C 43-1 TM 75 4/22/1991 C&C 44 57 4/9/1998 C&C 44 w/ctrbd 69 1/13/2004 C&C 48 Landfall 120 5/14/1998 C&C 99 Keel 5.4 SPL=J 108 10/12/2004 C&C 99 DK Keel 6.4 SPL=J 102 10/12/2004 C&C Corvette 201 10/27/1988 C&C Mega 150 4/13/1989 Cabo Rico 38 186 2/16/1995 CAL 20 270 6/19/2008 748 CAL 21 252 1/23/2001 CAL 22 234 4/28/1994 CAL 24-1 240 CAL 24-2 228 CAL 25-1 OB 222 11/28/1988 CAL 25-2 IB 222 10/24/1996 CAL 25-2 OB 216 8/10/1995 CAL 27-1 IB 192 6/1/1989 CAL 27-1 OB 186 10/14/1988 Cal 27-2 OB 198 12/30/2002 CAL 27-2 IB 204 11/3/1988 CAL 27-3 192 8/22/1990 CAL 28 IB 213 9/15/2003 CAL 28 OB 207 9/15/2003 CAL 28-2 180 4/20/2000 CAL 29-1 IB 180 10/27/1988 CAL 29-1 OB 174 CAL 29-2 IB 183 10/27/1988 CAL 29-2 OB 177 CAL 30-1 192 3/18/1993 CAL 30-2 174 1/16/1992 CAL 30-3 156 5/1/1989 CAL 31 165 4/9/1998 CAL 33 150 CAL 33-2 132 6/29/1989 CAL 34-1 174 5/19/1989 CAL 34-2 171 5/31/1990 Wednesday, May 26, 2021 Page 7 of 39 BOAT_TYPE RATING DATE DW Class Rating CAL 34-3 171 4/13/1989 CAL 35 CR 162 11/14/1996 CAL 35-2 138 7/10/1995 CAL 35-2 DK 135 7/10/1995 CAL 36 144 11/19/1992 CAL 36 Cruising 156 3/28/1996 Cal 39 2/3 TM 108 1/16/2014 CAL 39-1 114 6/10/1992 CAL 39-1 TM 108 5/17/1990 CAL 39-2/3 114 4/16/1997 CAL 39-2/3 Corinthian TM 108 4/16/1997 CAL 39-2/3 SD 120 4/16/1997 Cal 39-2/3 TM standard keel 111 12/1/2010 CAL 39-2/3 TM SD 114 4/16/1997 CAL 39-4 7' Draft 105 4/16/1997 CAL 39-4 WK 111 4/16/1997 CAL 40 114 12/29/1988 622 CAL 43 108 8/10/1995 CAL 46-2 & 3 156 3/23/1989 CAL 48 96 6/27/1990 CAL 9.2 IK 168 4/20/1995 CAL 9.2 IK DK 165 11/16/1988 CAL 9.2 LK DK 162 4/20/1995 CAL 9.2 R 159 4/20/1995 CAL T/2 IB 192 8/29/1990 CAL T/4 234 12/19/1988 Caliber Cutter LRC 40 144 2/17/2000 Cape Dory 22 270 8/5/1993 Cape Dory 27 228 3/23/1989 Cape Dory 28 222 Cape Dory 30 198 Cape Dory 31 192 Cape Dory 36 CUT 180 2/13/1993 Cape Dory 36 KTH 186 Cape Dory C330 177 3/11/1999 Capo 26 156 4/14/1989 Capo 26 IB 162 1/17/1989 Capo 30 120 3/24/2011 645 Capri 22 204 2/16/1989 Wednesday, May 26, 2021 Page 8 of 39 BOAT_TYPE RATING DATE DW Class Rating Capri 22 TR 198 1/22/2015 Capri 22 WK 210 2/26/2009 Capri 22 WK MKII 2500# dispacement 216 3/28/2013 Capri 25 168 2/4/1993 Capri 26 210 4/25/2018 Capri 26 WK 216 4/21/1993 Capri 30 IB 111 12/5/1988 Capri 30 OB 108 12/13/1988 Cardinal 46 90 5/17/1990 Carinita 276 4/16/1992 Carlson 29 198 Carter 30 174 Carter 37T 114 2/16/1995 Carter 39 108 Cascade 27 204 12/16/1988 Cascade 29 234 Cascade 36 132
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    REGISTER OF PLYMOUTH HANDICAPS Version 30 June 2020 Note 1: A provisional Plymouth Handicap is one calculated using the PPSA standard formula, and is designated with a (P). Note 2: When a provisional Plymouth Handicap has been adjusted and become settled in an NHC series or other similar club handicap adjustment system, the refined Plymouth Handicap which evolves can be considered validated and designated with a (V). See column F. Note 3: More details of the Plymouth handicap System is available on the PPSA website. NAME OF YACHT SAIL NUMBER CLASS/DESIGN RYA BASE NoPLYMOUTH HANDICAP 2020P or V % DIFF FROM BASE No LAST REVIEW WHITE SAIL HCAP REMARKS SSSN STIX/AVS ACROBAT GBR8937T Dufour 40 IRC 1.044 1.013 1.000 V -1.3 12/2018 0.960 CYC amended for 2019 ADAGIO 633 Catalina 28 0.851 0.809 P -5.0 12/2018 Amended 2017 RNSA 27 ADELIE 28 J Sundream 28 0.890 0.896 P 0.7 No data No recent results AEGIR GBR8982R Elan 340 0.973 0.999 P 2.7 No data 0.959 New 2018 From IRC 0.967 RCD Cat A AL FRESCO GBR7938R Prima 38 + MH Spin 1.047 1.153 V 10.1 12/2019 Adj post PYC Series 2019 ALIANA GBR3294L Rustler 42 0.954 0.925 V -3.0 12/2018 Adjusted from RWYC 2018 series RCD Cat A ALOUETTE 21023 Hunter Duette 2K 0.730 0.739 P 1.2 No data 0.702 No recent results ALMAVIVA GBR98323Y Moody 346 (cruise chute) 0.872 0.907 P 4.0 No data 0.888 By Emsworth Cruise Chute Ex MOJO 27 ALTURA GBR 144L Beneteau 34.7 1.003 1.014 P 1.1 12/2018 PYC advised AMALFI Sun Odyssey 32 0.880 0.854 V -3.0 12/2018 Amended post YYC series 2018 ALTERED OUTLOOK 714 Sigma 362 0.946 0.987 P
  • Aloha Owners Manual

    Aloha Owners Manual

    Owners Manual ALOHA YACHTS INTERNATIONAL a division of Ouyang Boat Works Limited 1638 Charles Street l Whitby, Ontario l L1N 1B9 l Telephone (416) 686-2127 ** CONTENTS ** Personnel List 1 Warranty Parts 2 - 3 Parts Return Authorization Policy 4 Vendors With Direct Warranties 4 - 8 Engines For Your Aloha 9 Engine Distributor’s Addresses 10 - 11 Warranty Procedures For Engines 12 - 13 Cleaning Your Water In-Line Strainer 14 Preparing To Launch: Hull Preparation 16 Deck Preparation 16 Interior Preparation 17 Preparing The Mast: Before Stepping The Mast 17 Stepping And After Stepping The Mast 18 Preparing The Engine : Engine Alignment 19 Other Routine Maintenance 19 Starting And Stopping The Engine 20 How To Tie Up Your Boat At The Dock: Docking broadside 20 Docking Bow-On 21 Preparing To Sail: Safety Equipment 21 Operating Equipment 22 Convenience And Comfort Items 23 Equipment Checklist 23 Cleaning And Maintenance: Fibreglass Gelcoat, Hull, Deck 24 Exterior Wood 25 Interior Wood 25 Brightwork 26 Bilges 26 Sails 27 Lines 27 Preparing For Winter Storage: Preliminaries 28 Before And After Haul-Out 28 Protecting Your Aloha 29 Miscellaneous Sailing Tips 30 Care And Cleaning Instructions - To Sanitize Tank 31 ALOHA YACHTS PERSONNEL LIST President Ti Ouyang Vice-President Mao Ouyang Secretary-Treasurer, Plant Manager Stan Ouyang National Sales & Service Co-ordinator Spike Nagel Accounts Pat Adey Secretary to V.P. & Sales Co-ordinator Sandy Woodman Literature, sail plans, dealer manuals, master carpenter builder’s certificates are available through Sandy Woodman. Advertising materials available through: Darcy Magratten, Magratten-Wooley, 304 Thames Street, Newport, Rhode Island U.S.A.
  • Monthly Newsletter October 2000

    Monthly Newsletter October 2000

    October 2000 Monthly Newsletter From the Commodore Board of Directors Commodore Rob Wilson Im. Past Commodore Voldi Maki As I told you in a previous Telltale, dock, moving an existing dock to Vice Commodore Phil Spletter we are taking advantage of the low this location, or moving a small Secretary Gail Bernstein lake level to prepare for some pos- dock if we reduce the length of one Treasurer Becky Heston sible harbor modifications. Using or more of our existing docks. the recently completed topographic Race Commander Bob Harden Project 3 - Widen the north Buildings & Grounds Michael Stan survey, Ray Schull and Tom Groll have prepared some prelimi- ramp. This proposal is to ex- Fleet Commander Doug Laws cavate the area to allow us to Sail Training Brigitte Rochard nary plans for three possible modifications to the harbor. double the width of the current ramp. This would allow for AYC Staff Project 1 - Excavate the area multiple boats to launch/ General Manager Nancy Boulmay under the regular location of Docks retrieve and greatly reduce the Office Manager Cynthia Eck 2 - 6. This project would allow the congestion and waiting required at Caretakers Tom Cunningham docks to remain in their regular lo- the ramp. This work will also re- Vic Farrow cation until the lake level reaches duce the silt buildup on the ramp 655’. Currently docks 4, 5, and 6 by properly sloping back the have been relocated to the point ground from the new ramp edge. Austin Yacht Club approximately 21% of the time We also propose to repair the ero- 5906 Beacon Drive since 1980.