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General| Brand | C&C Yachts |
|---|---|
| Model | Mega |
| Category | Boat |
| Language | English |
Describes the single unit fiberglass moulding of the hull, including gelcoat finish and balsa coring.
Details the fiberglass moulding of the deck, cockpit, and transom with balsa core for strength.
Explains the design and assembly of the hull-to-deck joint using sealing compound and rivets.
Covers the construction and operation of the outboard kick-up rudder, including control lines.
Explains the solid iron keel, its role in stability, and adjustment system.
Provides crucial safety warnings regarding keel operation and builder liability for misuse.
Describes alternative keel positioning methods using a travel lift for commissioning/decommissioning.
Details general guidelines for pinning the retractable keel in up, down, or middle positions.
Provides step-by-step instructions for lowering and raising the keel using the winch.
Lists important cautions for keel operation, trailering, and manual backup systems.
Outlines maintenance procedures for the keel hoist screw jack assembly, lubrication, and chain.
Explains how to adjust chain tension for the keel hoist winch mechanism.
Advises on battery charging requirements for the keel lift mechanism.
Provides instructions for installing thru-hull fittings in balsa-cored and non-balsa-cored hulls.
Details the installation of deck fittings like winches and chainplates, including sealant use.
Covers essential requirements for safe and enjoyable sailboat trailering, including weight and securing.
Lists recommended specifications for tow vehicles, hitches, and trailer balls.
Details specific requirements for trailer capacity, axles, brakes, bunks, and rollers.
Lists optional equipment to enhance trailering ease, maintenance, and safety.
Provides care instructions for plexiglass and polycarbonate windows and hatches.
Explains how to clean or replace the pressure-sensitive MEGA name tape.
Offers advice on maintaining Dacron sails, protecting them from UV, chafe, and sharp objects.
Discusses mast stepping options and safety precautions before launching the boat.
Lists checks to perform after launching, including thru-hull fittings and bilge.
Describes the process of stepping the mast onto the deck-mounted tabernacle and rigging.
Details how to use the optional A-frame for safe and effective mast stepping.
States the official name of the association.
Outlines the primary objectives of the association for Mega Class racing.
Describes the official class insignia.
Defines the association's authority and rule enforcement powers.
Details the structure of members, fleets, and districts.
Explains the different types of membership and their qualifications.
Describes the composition and election of the International Governing Committee.
Outlines the roles and responsibilities of association officers.
Lists the standing committees and their functions.
Specifies procedures for the annual general meeting.
Details the election process for the IGC and officers.
Outlines the process for amending the constitution and by-laws.
States that Article III of the By-Laws is not subject to amendment without specific approval.
Defines the core principles of one-design racing and intent of rules.
Specifies approved builders and sailmakers for Mega Class boats.
Details construction requirements for hulls, including materials and fairing.
Covers keel construction, supply, and fairing requirements.
Specifies requirements for rudder supply and fairing.
Explains the use of templates for measuring and maintaining class standards.
Notes that tiller and hiking stick are optional equipment.
Lists requirements for mast, spreaders, boom, spinnaker pole, and forestay.
Details rules for replacing and maintaining standing rigging.
Specifies limitations on deck layout, including winch usage.
Outlines rules for genoa and jib sheeting on the deck.
Covers rules for interior modifications and corrector weights.
Specifies requirements for sail construction, number, and purchase.
Lists allowed and prohibited instrumentation for racing.
Defines rules for batteries and other moveable ballast.
Covers requirements for outboard motors and fuel.
Specifies minimum fresh water carriage for races.
Details safety gear requirements for racing.
Provides rules for sail stowage during racing.
Outlines rules for making repairs without affecting performance.
Describes the process for proposing and approving rule changes.
Explains the role of the Technical Committee in interpreting rules.
Details the procedure for protesting measurements and the associated fee.
States the official language and financial responsibilities.
Outlines duties of each fleet regarding meetings, members, and racing.
Defines criteria for yachts to be considered members of the Mega Class.
Covers the sanctioning of championships and regattas.
Specifies how association dues are set and distributed.
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