INTERNATIONAL 420 CLASS MEASUREMENT FORM & MEASUREMENT CERTIFICATE

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INTERNATIONAL 420 CLASS MEASUREMENT FORM & MEASUREMENT CERTIFICATE BOAT DETAILS NATIONAL LETTERS OFFICIAL SAIL NUMBER FIRST OWNER OF HULL RE-REGISTRATION (if change of Nationality) Authority: International Sailing Federation Ariadne House Town Quay Southampton Hampshire SO142AQ United Kingdom NOTE : This cover sheet shall be together with Measurement Form and certificate. PLEASE COMPLETE THIS FORM IN BLOCK CAPITALS 420 International Measurement Form (January 2010) 1 / 9

OWNER S/ USERS DECLARATION To be signed by the first owner and the user(s): I undertake to race with this International 420 only so long I maintain it in conformity with the Class rules. I also undertake that the weight correctors (if any) will not be altered or removed except when done in conjunction with an official re-weighing and that only sails, spars, hull appendices which have been measured and found to be in accordance with the rules will be used. Name of the owner:... Address:......... Date:... Signature:... User(s) Name:. Signature(s):.... 420 International Measurement Form (January 2010) 2 / 9

MEASUREMENT CERTIFICATE To be completed by the relevant Certification Authority National letters:...sail Number:... Builder:... Number of hull corrector weights:... Total weight of correctors :...kg This certificate is dated :... and its validity Is confirmed by:... for... (name in block capitals) (Name of Certification Authority) Signature:... Stamp of Certification Authority When the Certification Authority provides its own Measurement Certificate form, the above Measurement Certificate may be replaced. 420 International Measurement Form (January 2010) 3 / 9

CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP Note: Change of ownership invalidates the Certificate. The new owner shall sign the declaration below and send the old certificate to his Certification authority for re- validation (see Class rule A.1.2) SECOND OWNER S/ USERS DECLARATION AND RE-VALIDATION OF CERTIFICATE Name:... Address:......... To be signed by the second owner and the user(s): I undertake to race with this International 420 only so long I maintain it in conformity with the Class rules. I also undertake that the weight correctors (if any) will not be altered or removed except when done in conjunction with an official re- weighing and that only sails, spars, hull appendices which have been measured and found to be in accordance with the rules will be used. Name of the owner:... Address:....... Date:... Signature:... User(s) Name Signature This certificate is dated :... and its validity Is confirmed by:... for... (name in block capitals) (Name of Certification Authority) Signature:... Stamp of Certification Authority 420 International Measurement Form (January 2010) 4 / 9

Item Rule N External shape of the hull 1 D.4.1 Distance from base line to keel at HDP 2 Distance from base line to keel at 3780mm from HDP Min Actual 200 92 Max 3 Overall length including deck overlap, but excluding rudder fittings 4180 4220 4 Hull shape : Clearance between hull and template between keel and Line 1 (min/max) : 4.1 Section 2 Port side 0 / 16 4.2 Starboard side 0 / 16 4.3 Section 5 Port side 0 / 16 4.4 Starboard side 0 / 16 4.5 Section 8 Port side 0 / 16 4.6 Starboard side 0 / 16 4.7 Section 9 Port side 0 / 16 4.8 Starboard side 0 / 16 4.9 Section 10 Port side 0 / 16 4.10 Starboard side 0 / 16 5 Difference between the greatest and least clearance (all 0 12 sections) 6 Sheer line height at : 6.1 Section 2 Port side -10 +10 6.2 Starboard side -10 +10 6.3 Section 5 Port side -10 +10 6.4 Starboard side -10 +10 6.5 Section 8 Port side -10 +10 6.6 Starboard side -10 +10 6.7 Section 9 Port side -10 +10 6.8 Starboard side -10 +10 6.9 Section 10 Port side -10 +10 6.10 Starboard side -10 +10 7 Distance Base line to keel at : 7.1 Section 2 116 132 7.2 Section 5 34 50 7.3 Section 8 24 40 7.4 Section 9 56 72 7.5 Section 10 129 145 8 Stem : Clearance between stem template and stem (min / max) 0 / 15 8.1 Sheer line height at stem: -10 +10 9 Transom : Clearance between transom template and transom (min/ max) 20 / 40 9.1 Distance from the base line to the top of the transom 523 543 9.2 Curvature of the transom 26 42 10 Centreboard Case : Distance from AMP to Inside of centreboard case aft end 1415 10.1 Distance from AMP Inside of centreboard case forward end 2510 10.2 Height of the upper part of the centreboard case at : Aft end 295 10.3 Forward end 330 11 Is the hull fair? 12 Vertical distance between sheerline at stem and transom top at centreline 420 International Measurement Form (January 2010) 5 / 9

Rule N Deck and buoyancy tanks Min Actual Max 13 Plan N 5 Distance of side tanks at : Transom 580 620 13.1 At 1415 mm from HDP 780 820 13.2 At 2510 mm from HDP 700 740 14 Centreboard case capping: Length 1380 14.1 Width 170 15 Plan N 5 Mast partner : Distance from HDP to the forward face 2880 2920 15.1 Length 200 16 Thwart width excluding ends 200 17 Breakwater height at centreline 30 18 Is the curve of the deck in conformity with the Class rules 19 Inspection holes in side tanks : Number of holes 1 19.1 diameter 100 20 Draining holes : Number of holes 1 20.1 diameter 15 25 Internal measurement and fittings 21 D.4.2 Distance from HDP to : Centre of forestay attachment hole 4085 4125 21.1 Centre of attachment holes in the shroud plates 2550 2570 21.2 Centreline of the mainsheet track 1400 1500 21.3 Forward part of the mast step 2890 2910 21.4 Headsail fairleads 2020 2120 22 Length of the mast step 150 23 Distance from deck to bearing surface of the mast step 500 600 24 Distance from headsail fairleads to centreline 625 25 Draining hole(s) in the transom : Number 1 25.1 Surface 80 cm2 Hull construction 26 D.1.5 Is the ICA Plaque fixed to the Hull? 26.1 Is the Builder s Plaque fixed to the Hull? 27 Plan N 5 Is there a watertight bulkhead between XX line and section 8? 28 Keelson Height (min/max) 30 / 60 28.1 Length 3400 29 Cockpit reinforcements (length optional) : Width 70 29.1 Height 25 30 Reinforcement stiffeners : Width 50 30.1 Height 50 31 Distance between the bearing surface of the mast step and the top of the keelson 5 420 International Measurement Form (January 2010) 6 / 9

item Rule N Measurement Mini Actual 32 Plan N 5 Reinforcements of wood or plywood where allowed : At stem 32.1 On the centreboard sides 32.2 Reinforcements of wood, plywood or metal where allowed : At shroud points 32.3 For the bailer 32.4 At the transom centre, for the rudder fittings 32.5 Coremat reinforcement : Is the minimum surface of coremat in accordance with the building specifications? 32.6 Is the coremat thickness 2mm Maximum? 33 Tanks water tightness : Is the side tanks water tightness satisfactory? 33.1 Is the front tank water tightness satisfactory? 33.2 Is secondary buoyancy fitted at minimum in the two side tanks? Hull weight 34 D.5 Weight of the hull without correctors 78 34.1 D.6 Total weight of correctors 2 34.2 Number of correctors Maxi BUILDER DECLARATION HULL To be signed by the builder: Builder s Name:... Date of building:... Sail number allocated to the boat:... DECLARATION I certify that : This hull has been build in accordance with the spirit and the letter of the Class rules and constructed in accordance with the lines plan, plan N 5 and current building specification. Builder s signature:... Date:... Stamp : 420 International Measurement Form (January 2010) 7 / 9

MEASURER S DECLARATION HULL To be signed by the measurer(s) I certify I have taken all the measurements on this form and that the hull conforms to the plans and rules of the International 420 Class Association. I also certify that an ISAF / 420 plaque is fixed to the hull Sail Number:... Item number(s) measured:... Comments:... Name:... Officially recognised by:... (MEASURER in Block capital) (NATIONAL AUTHORITY) Measurer s signature:... Date:... Stamp : Measurer 2 : Item number(s) measured:... Comments:... Name:... Officially recognised by:... (MEASURER in Block capital) (NATIONAL AUTHORITY) Measurer s signature:... Date:... Stamp : 420 International Measurement Form (January 2010) 8 / 9

RE- WEIGHING HULL Date Hull Weight Total corrector weight Number of correctors Name, stamp and Signature of measurer Certification Authority stamp and Date Comments 420 International Measurement Form (January 2010) 9 / 9