O K D I A MEASUREMENT FORM INTERNATIONAL OK DINGHY CLASS

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O K D I A 2010 MEASUREMENT FORM INTERNATIONAL OK DINGHY CLASS

NOTES GENERAL 1. The builder shall pay the current building fee to the National OK Dinghy Association which shall issue a building fee receipt and ISAF plaque to the builder. 2. The owner or builder shall apply to the owner's *National Authority (NA) (or the National OK Association if the NA is not administering the class) for a sail number, enclosing the building fee receipt, and may at the same time submit the proposed name of the boat. 3. A measurement form, when completed, shall be submitted by the owner to his NA (or National OK Dinghy Association if there is no NA) together with any registration fee required by the NA. 4. The owner shall sign the owner's declaration. TO THE MEASURER(S) 1. A measurer officially recognised by his NA shall take all the measurements on this form. 2. If the measurer feels the slightest doubt concerning the accuracy or compliance with the class rules of any part of the boat, its equipment or the sails, he shall report it on the measurement form and send it to the NA. 3. The boat shall conform to all the class rules, even if some of the rules are not mentioned on the measurement form. 4. All measurements are in millimetres unless stated otherwise. 5. The measurer shall sign the declaration on completion of measurement.. TO THE NATIONAL AUTHORITY 1. The measurement certificate is valid only if the document has been validated with the National Authority's stamp The International Sailing Federation is not a National Authority (NA) ISAF Effective 1 st March 2010 - P a g e 2

WITH HULL INVERTED 1 8.7 Base line to the intersection of the underside of hull panel surfaces at: 8.8 (a) Station O transom 200 (b) Station 3-2800mm from transom measured along the base line 28 (c) Station 1-800mm from transom measured along the base line 85 105 (d) Station 2-1800mm from transom measured along the base line 0 16 (e) 3500mm from transom measured along base line 90 110 2 8.5 With base line horizontal is transom less that 12mm out of vertical? 3 7 Distance from transom, measured along base line, to point where extension of straight edge of foreside of stem (including keelband if any) meets base line 3705 3735 4 7 Distance from stem, including stem band, if any, to perpendicular (from base line to intersection of deck and stem) measured parallel to base line at: (a) 300mm below base line 140 150 (b) 180mm below base line 265 285 5 8.4 (x) Distance from transom to the centre of centreboard bolt, measured horizontally 2390 2410 6 7 Base line to chine at transom 237 257 7 7 Beam between chines at transom 828 848 8 7 Base line to sheerline at transom 433 453 9 7 Base line to chine at Station 1 178 198 10 7 Beam between chines at Station 1 1136 1156 11 7 Base line to sheerline at Station 1 449 469 12 7 Base line to chine at Station 2 164 184 13 7 Beam between chines at Station 2 1244 1264 14 7 Base line to sheerline at Station 2 482 502 15 7 Base line to chine at Station 3 216 236 16 7 Beam between chines at Station 3 816 836 17 7 Base line to sheerline at Station 3 537 557 ISAF Effective 1 st March 2010 - P a g e 3

18 7 Base line to sheerline at stem 588 608 19 7 Base line to deck at centreline of transom 462 482 20 8.4(ix) Radius of chines aft of Station 3 15 21 8.4.(xiii) Keel band: width 9 22 8.4(xiii) Keel band: depth 3 10 22 8.4(xiii) Radius of bow profile 11 23 8.4(xiii) Length of keel band measured from transom measured along keelband 3500 24 8.9 Distance from straight edge placed athwartships on bottom panel at: 8.9 (a) Transom 15 8.9 (b) Station 1 25 8.9 (c) Station 2 30 8.9 (d) Station 3 35 25 8.10 Does the curvature of the topside panel comply with rule? 26 8.6 Overall length, including stem band (if any), but excluding deck overlap and rudder fittings. Measured horizontally 3990 4010 27 7 Beam measured to the sheerline at: 7 (a) Transom 898 918 7 (b) Station 1 1228 1248 7 (c) Station 2 1408 1428 7 (d) Station 3 1150 1170 WITH BOAT RIGHT WAY UP 28 8(4)(i) Transom to forward side of aft bulkhead 785 815 29 Transom to aft side of bulkhead at forward end of Cockpit 1779 1809 30 8.4(viii) Width of sheerguard, measured horizontally from sheerline 35 31 8.4(viii) Depth of sheerguard, measured vertically from sheerline 35 32 8(4)(iv) Total width of sidedeck assembly, excluding sheerguard 120 240 33 8(4)(v) Height of side deck assembly above line joining sheerlines ISAF Effective 1 st March 2010 - P a g e 4

on opposite sides of the hull 40 34 8.4v Depth of side deck assembly below line joining sheerlines on opposite sides of the hull 80 35 8.4xv Do hiking pads, if fitted, comply with the rule? 36 8.4vii Height of continuation of centreline of deck above sheerline at centre of mast 20 40 37 8.4vii Do the decks comply with the rule? 38 8.4xvi Is a towing eye fitted correctly? 39 6.1 Are the sail numbers and national letters cut or burned into the hog or centreboard case or bulkhead at Station 2 on centreline in figures of not less than 20mm? 40 3.4 Is an ISAF plaque fitted in accordance with rule 3.4? BUOYANCY 41 8 & 9 Do the buoyancy arrangements comply with rules 8 & 9? 14 WEIGHT (Measurers are advised to check Rule 14) 42 14.1. Weight of hull including all correctors 72kg 43 14.2 Weight of correctors at station 2 bulkhead 5kg 44 14.3 Weight of correctors under deck at: Bow Transom OK Dinghy Sail No... Building fee receipt / Plaque No.... Builder's Name: Builder's Address: Date Built:... Refer Measurement Diagram ISAF Effective 1 st March 2010 - P a g e 5

CENTREBOARD 10 Does the Centreboard comply with Rule 10 45 10.2 Maximum thickness of centreboard: (a) If of wood 20 (b) If of metal 6 46 10.3 Excluding any pivot slot, does centreboard conform to the profile shown on measurement diagram with tolerance of ± 5mm? 47 10.3 Width of slot 12 48 10.3 Movement of centreboard on pivot bolt 2 49 10.5 Maximum extension of centreboard below keel 800 RUDDER 11 Does the Rudder comply with Rule 11 50 11.2 Maximum thickness of rudder blade at any point below the line drawn at right angles to the leading edge above the angle 20 51 11.3 Does rudder conform to the profile shown on measurement diagram, with tolerance of ± 5mm? 52 11.5 Distance from foreside of rudder to transom at deck 45 53 11.5 Distance from transom to foreside of rudder at keel 45 54 11.5 Difference between item 54 and item 55 5 55 11.6 Is a safety device fitted so that the rudder cannot fall off when boat is inverted? Builder Builder's Name: Builder's Address: Date Built:... Refer Measurement Diagram ISAF Effective 1 st March 2010 - P a g e 6

MAST 12 Does the Mast comply with Rule 12 56 12.4 Lower Point Height above Mast Datum Point 265 275 57 12.7i Maximum movement of the mast at deck or 7 heel, including bearings 58 12.7ii Is an effective securing device fitted? 59 12.4 Upper Point Height above Lower Point 5400 60 12.4 Diameter of mast, including bearing ring, 20mm above Heel Point 70 76 61 12.4 Diameter of mast at deck, including bearing ring 94 98 62 12.4 Mast Spar Curvature 50 Transverse Cross Section 12.4 Heel point to 1000mm above mast datum point 62 12.4 From 1000m above mast datum point to upper point Minus 1 for every 100 - Does it comply FORE-AND-AFT Cross Section 12.4 From heel point to upper point maximum dimension is given by the actual transverse width at the same height Plus 22 63 12.5 Weight of mast including all fixed fittings & correctors. (excluding the boom bolt) 8.0kg 64 12.5 Weight of correctors, if any 1.5kg Location of correctors fixed to external surface of the spar 65 12.4 Centre of gravity of mast above mast datum point 1700 Fittings 12.3 Width of fork 32 40 12.3 Pin hole diameter 14 18 12.3 Position of pin hole a) From aft face of mast 35 39 b) Below lower point 33 37 Builder Builder's Name: Builder's Address: Date Built:... Refer Measurement Diagram ISAF Effective 1 st March 2010 - P a g e 7

BOOM 13 Does the Boom comply with Rule 13 66 13.4 Depth of boom, including sail track 50 90 13.4 Width of boom 37 67 13.2 Distance of Outer Limit Mark to aft edge of the mast spar 2680 (aft edge of mast sail track, extended if necessary) 13.2 Is a stop device fitted? Builder Builder's Name: Builder's Address: Date Built:... Refer Measurement Diagram ISAF Effective 1 st March 2010 - P a g e 8

SAIL 68 15 Does construction comply with rule 15? 69 15.3 Leech length 5425 Half width 1675 Three-quarter width 1040 Top width 160 Primary reinforcement 350 Secondary reinforcement from corner measurement poimts 1050 for flutter patches 120 for batten pocket patches 175 Tabling width on luff and foot 60 elsewhere 35 Window area 0.28m2 Shortest distance of window to edge of sail 150 Greatest distance of headboard from head point 160 Batten pocket length uppermost and lowermost, inside 585 outside 605 intermediate, inside 735 outside 755 Batten pocket width inside 60 Head point to intersection of leech and centreline of uppermost batten pocket Clew point to intersection of leech and centreline of lowermost batten pocket 70 15.4 Do class insignia, national letters and sail numbers comply with rule 15(4)and RRS? 1000 1200 1000 1200 Builder Builder's Name: Builder's Address: Date Built:... Refer Measurement Diagram ISAF Effective 1 st March 2010 - P a g e 9

MEASURER'S DECLARATION for a new boat OK Dinghy Sail No... Building fee receipt / Plaque No.... Measurer's comments (if any) To be signed by the measurer(s) (see Notes) I certify that I have taken the measurements on this form for the items stated and that, to the best of my knowledge; (a) (b) the boat is in accordance with the Class Rules and Measurement Form, there has been no departure from the intended nature and design of the boat except as I have stated above. Measurer 1 Item numbers measured:.... Name:...... (BLOCK CAPITALS) Date:...... Address:............ Signature:... Officially recognised by:...... (NATIONAL AUTHORITY) Measurer 2 Item numbers measured:.... Name:...... (BLOCK CAPITALS) Date:...... Address:............ Signature:... Officially recognised by:...... (NATIONAL AUTHORITY) ISAF Effective 1 st March 2010 - P a g e 10

BUILDER'S DECLARATION To be completed by the Builder(s): Builder 1 Builder's Name: Builder's Address: Date Built:... Building fee receipt No:... To be signed by the builder(s): Builder 1 I certify that this boat has been built in accordance with the Class Rules and Measurement Form. Builder's Signature: Date:... To be completed by the Builder(s): Builder 2 Builder's Name: Builder's Address: Date Built:... Building fee receipt No:... To be signed by the builder(s): I certify that this boat has been built in accordance with the Class Rules and Measurement Form. Builder 32 Builder's Signature: Date:... ISAF Effective 1 st March 2010 - P a g e 11

OWNER'S DECLARATION Owner's Name:. Owner's Address:.. Owner's Club:. To be signed by the first owner: I undertake to race this International OK Dinghy only so long as 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 etc, which have been measured and found to be in accordance with the rules, will be used. Signature:... Date:... * The International Sailing Federation is not a National Authority (NA) Refer Measurement Diagram ISAF Effective 1 st March 2010 - P a g e 12