| ID | Author | Article | Link | Source | Date | Page |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8 | Arne Kverneland | Choosing a sailplan - ch3 of The Cambered Panel Junk Rig Sail plan choices for cambered panel rigs |
link | |||
| 23 | Joddy Chapman | Sail Shape and Sailing Performance Measurement - the Chinese Lug Sail - PHD Thesis A Thesis to establish the merits of features peculiar to the Chinese fully battened lug or junk sail using wind tunnels and measurement equipment |
link | |||
| 114 | Jock McLeod | Jock McLeod Newsletter Christmas 2005 Jock swallows the anchor |
link | |||
| 115 | Jock McLeod | Jock McLeod's Archives - Part 1, The Folios 1 & 2 Too many documents in each Folio to list at this stage! |
link | |||
| 1107 | James Gray | Anchoring Experiment anchoring handling from the cockpit |
link | Magazine Issue 88 | March 2022 | Page: 36 |
| 1128 | Graeme Kenyon | The Junk that Challenged the Yachts book review of the story of the Free China |
link | Magazine Issue 87 | October 2021 | |
| 1144 | Graeme Kenyon | The Story of the Junk Cocachin History of the Junk Cocachin and owners Wayne and Theresa Moran |
link | Page: 7 | ||
| 1154 | Christoph Blaschke | Beaching SV Fledermaus off Vlieland The process of beaching a bilge-keeled yacht in Vlieland, Netherlands |
link | Page: 13 | ||
| 1211 | Lynda Chidell | Kokachin is launched Description of this DeForestier designed junk, owners Pete Hill and Linda Crew-Gee and its recent launch |
link | Page: 51 | ||
| 1246 | JRA | Junk Rig Association YouTube channel YouTube channel devoted to junk rig including introduction, historical and entertainment videos |
link | |||
| 1247 | Mike and Debbie Lyons | Explaining the Junk Rig - a 39’ ketch Lyon’s family discuss the sailing characteristics of Terrapin, their home built junk rig - YouTube video |
link | |||
| 1255 | The Launch of Kokachin YouTube video introducing the recently launched Deforestier junk Kokachin |
link | ||||
| 1258 | Graeme Kenyon | Launch of FanShi YouTube video of the launch of Annie Hill’s David Tyler Siblim design schooner and the junket that was held to mark the event in New Zealand |
link | |||
| 1260 | JRA | China Blue Sails South YouTube video account of the sail of a 36’ schooner from Roscoff through Chenal de Four, Camaret, Raz de Sein and Lesconil |
link | |||
| 1265 | Newbridge Boats | newbridge coromandel junk rig version brochure an original or early brochure for the coromandel junk rigged version |
link | |||
| 1267 | John Muir | One Old Junk is Everyone’s Treasure - the Excavation, Amalysis and Interpretation of a Chinese Shrimp Junk at China Camp State Park A thesis on the archaeology of a junk in California, with detail of traditional Chinese ship building techniques and historical context for the junk. |
link | |||
| 1277 | Patrick Leblanc | China Blue (in the Irish Sea) Voyage from Ireland to Wales and Southwards by a 36' Junk Rigged Schooner |
link | Page: 22 | ||
| 1292 | Pete Hill; Linda Crew-Gee | Building Kokachin Story of the build and launch of this deForestier Jonque de Plaisance |
link | Page: 27 | ||
| 1318 | Pete Hill | Sailing Kokachin DeForestier Junk, jonque de plaisance, built from hull up and sailing characteristics |
link | Page: 3 | ||
| 1319 | various correspondents | Chinese lugsall discussed in 1876 English Mechanic and World of Science discussion of the characteristics of a Chinese lugsail |
link | Page: 5 | ||
| 1337 | Indigenous Boats Blogspot | Boats of China and Southeast Asia Bibliography page and download links with books on Chinese and Vietnamese junks and other craft |
link | |||
| 1338 | Raphael DeGennaro | Chesapeake Junket Junket Report including SV Terrapin, Turtle, Kokachin, Wave Rover & Lyons family; Pete Hill, Linday Crew Gee, Alan Mulholland, Warren Stringer, Steve Tomlin |
link | Page: 3 | ||
| 1339 | David Chidell | The Chinese Solution - the Anchor Cat Using Cats at the bow to improve anchoring |
link | Page: 9 | ||
| 1363 | Derek Pilgrim | The Challenger expedition The story of the first global marine research expedition, that laid the foundations of oceanography |
link | Page: 43 | ||
| 530 | Arne Kverneland | A Cordless Winch Handle for Johanna |
link | Magazine Issue 59 | April 2012 | Page: 24 |
| 542 | Editor | Newly launched - Oryx |
link | Magazine Issue 60 | October 2012 | Page: 18 |
| 543 | Editor | Nearly launched - Malliemac |
link | Magazine Issue 60 | October 2012 | Page: 20 |
| 572 | Annie Hill | The Launching of La Chica |
link | Magazine Issue 62 | June 2013 | Page: 10 |
| 575 | Graham Cox | JRA Hall of Fame - Mike Richey |
link | Magazine Issue 62 | June 2013 | Page: 21 |
| 578 | Luis Nin Estevez | Relaunching Atiti |
link | Magazine Issue 62 | June 2013 | Page: 30 |
| 588 | Alan Martienssen | More Despatches from Zebedee |
link | Magazine Issue 62 | June 2013 | Page: 61 |
| 471 | Annie Hill | The Sib-Lim Challenge |
link | Magazine Issue 67 | February 2015 | Page: 20 |
| 473 | Clive - Serena owner | Serena to Scotch Mist |
link | Magazine Issue 67 | February 2015 | Page: 28 |
| 488 | Clive Boyle | Scotch Mist |
link | Magazine Issue 68 | June 2015 | Page: 16 |
| 489 | Ash Woods | 3 Witches of Want |
link | Magazine Issue 68 | June 2015 | Page: 18 |
| 501 | Annie Hill | Sib Lim Challenge |
link | Magazine Issue 68 | June 2015 | Page: 53 |
| 389 | David Webb | SibLim Challenge page 46 |
link | Magazine Issue 69 | October 2015 | Page: 46 |
| 393 | Chris Gallienne | Could Chinese Junks Sail to Windward |
link | Magazine Issue 69 | October 2015 | Page: 61 |
| 366 | Hampus Mattson | Sib-Lim Challenge |
link | Magazine Issue 70 | February 2016 | Page: 37 |
| 309 | Annie Hill | From the Chair |
link | Magazine Issue 74 | June 2017 | Page: 55 |
| 282 | Simon Foster | Ara'Deg - Some changes |
link | Magazine Issue 75 | October 2017 | Page: 20 |
| 283 | Graham Cox | Hall of Fame - Chris and Jess Bray / The Teleport Story - Part I |
link | Magazine Issue 75 | October 2017 | Page: 25 |
| 293 | C Andrade Jr | Lessons from a Chinese Sampan |
link | Magazine Issue 75 | October 2017 | Page: 61 |
| 254 | Gez & Sue Richards | In Defence of Baltic Anchorages |
link | Magazine Issue 77 | June 2018 | Page: 29 |
| 259 | Pete Hill | French Polynesia |
link | Magazine Issue 77 | June 2018 | Page: 44 |
| 260 | Dr Derek Pilgrim | On Which We Sail |
link | Magazine Issue 77 | June 2018 | Page: 48 |
| 234 | Arne Kverneland | Design for a Parachute Drogue |
link | Magazine Issue 78 | October 2018 | Page: 29 |
| 235 | Per ?ka Bergman | Armchair Sailor Goes Afloat |
link | Magazine Issue 78 | October 2018 | Page: 32 |
| 238 | Linda Crew-Gee | In Search of New Challenges |
link | Magazine Issue 78 | October 2018 | Page: 41 |
| 227 | Graeme Kenyon | Launching Pango |
link | Magazine Issue 79 | February 2019 | Page: 52 |
| 207 | Malcolm Duckett | Steam Yacht Befur |
link | Magazine Issue 80 | June 2019 | Page: 39 |
| 187 | James Gray | River Rat Stretches Her Wings |
link | Magazine Issue 81 | October 2019 | Page: 14 |
| 140 | Malcolm Duckett | Steam Yacht Befur |
link | Magazine Issue 84 | October 2020 | Page: 3 |
| 142 | Graeme Kenyon | Chinese Boat Names |
link | Magazine Issue 84 | October 2020 | Page: 12 |
| 136 | Dixon Kemp | A 19th Century View of Chinese Lugsails / "A manual of Yacht and Boat Sailing" |
link | Magazine Issue 85 | February 2021 | Page: 55 |
| 138 | Editor | The Launch of Fan Shi |
link | Magazine Issue 85 | February 2021 | Page: 58 |
| 618 | Choice of Emblems - Draft Constitution |
link | Newsletter Issue 1 | May 1980 | ||
| 681 | Aubrey Hinchcliffe | Cruising the Med. in a junk rigged CHALLENGER 35 |
link | Newsletter Issue 12 | December 1985 | |
| 686 | Book Review "Ships of China" |
link | Newsletter Issue 13 | May 1986 | ||
| 690 | I. Iliffe. | Sailing a KINGFISHER 20+ LORCHINKA through the French Canals |
link | Newsletter Issue 13 | May 1986 | |
| 702 | UPIK CHALLENGER 35 cruising the Med. |
link | Newsletter Issue 15 | May 1987 | ||
| 703 | SABRA SUNBIRD 32 in oceanic research in thc Caribbean. |
link | Newsletter Issue 15 | May 1987 | ||
| 705 | Improving the case of handling the junk rig by Sunbird Yachts. |
link | Newsletter Issue 15 | May 1987 | ||
| 708 | KINGFISHER 20+ LORCHINKA in the Med. |
link | Newsletter Issue 15 | May 1987 | ||
| 727 | The Marco Polo voyage - The construction of COCACHIN. |
link | Newsletter Issue 18 | November 1988 | ||
| 732 | Mike & Helga Pratt | Changing ABRAXIS a 35' steel yacht to junk rig |
link | Newsletter Issue 18 | November 1988 | |
| 737 | Annie & Pete Hill | WESTCOASTER 20 MISSEE LEE converts to junk and cruises the West Country and crosses the Channel |
link | Newsletter Issue 19 | May 1989 | |
| 739 | Restoration of a Chinese Sampan in the West Country. |
link | Newsletter Issue 19 | May 1989 | ||
| 742 | FORTUNATE CLOUD - based on a FOOCHOW POLE JUNK being built in Bristol. |
link | Newsletter Issue 19 | May 1989 | ||
| 744 | Book Review "All in the Same Boat" a 29' steel junk rigged boat called LORCHA circumnavigating |
link | Newsletter Issue 19 | May 1989 | ||
| 751 | SABRA'S (SUNBIRD 32 junk schooner) 10' Anniversary. |
link | Newsletter Issue 20 | December 1989 | ||
| 753 | The Yachting Monthly Triangle Race in a GALLANT 29. |
link | Newsletter Issue 20 | December 1989 | ||
| 754 | Wendy & Michael Willett - Progress report. |
link | Newsletter Issue 20 | December 1989 | ||
| 758 | Junk Schooner Rig on a LONE GULL 28'. |
link | Newsletter Issue 21 | Summer 1990 | ||
| 759 | Victor Wintcrthun | Research into Windward performance of the Junk Rig |
link | Newsletter Issue 21 | Summer 1990 | |
| 763 | David & Lynda Chidell | Specification and description of TIN HAU, a 17 ton COLVIN steel schooner, built by David & Lynda Chidell. |
link | Newsletter Issue 21 | Summer 1990 | |
| 764 | Exploration and development of the Chinese Junk in the 15th Century |
link | Newsletter Issue 21 | Summer 1990 | ||
| 765 | Specification and description of a schooner junk rigged CLAYMORE 30' GRP Motor Sailer (illustrated). |
link | Newsletter Issue 22 | December 1990 | ||
| 767 | ANDREW DORIA, a COLVIN DOXY 38 steel junk rigged schooner. |
link | Newsletter Issue 22 | December 1990 | ||
| 768 | Rolex Award winner for Enterprise undefined Dr. Wayne Moran and the 75' Foochow Pole Junk COCACHIN. |
link | Newsletter Issue 22 | December 1990 | ||
| 769 | Richard Harmer-Brown | Building a steel TEALE 60' ketch rigged Junk in Yorkshire |
link | Newsletter Issue 22 | December 1990 | |
| 770 | Vincent Reddish | Researching, Designing and Installing a traditionally based junk rig in a VERTUE 26 (illustrated) |
link | Newsletter Issue 22 | December 1990 | |
| 775 | More of Peter Ludewig's COLVIN DOXY 38' steel yacht. |
link | Newsletter Issue 23 | Summer 1991 | ||
| 777 | More of COCACHIN, a 75' replica of a Foochow Pole Junk. China - Land of the Sailing junk. |
link | Newsletter Issue 23 | Summer 1991 | ||
| 779 | Research and development of the junk rig on a SADLER 26 plus racing results. |
link | Newsletter Issue 23 | Summer 1991 | ||
| 780 | Crossing the Atlantic (West to East) in a SUNBIRD 32 junk schooner. |
link | Newsletter Issue 24 | Winter 1991 | ||
| 781 | 39' Ferro junk schooner from Australia. |
link | Newsletter Issue 24 | Winter 1991 | ||
| 788 | Model Chinese junk fishing boats from Hong Kong and some kits from UK model shops. |
link | Newsletter Issue 24 | Winter 1991 | ||
| 790 | Launching of the new JESTER |
link | Newsletter Issue 25 | Summer 1992 | ||
| 800 | WYLO II Junk ketch on a steel hull launched in New Zealand and details of the hinged battens. |
link | Newsletter Issue 26 | Winter 1992 | ||
| 804 | UPIK, a CHALLENGER 35 junk schooner cruise from the Canary Islands to Cape Town, including the loss of the foremast. |
link | Newsletter Issue 26 | Winter 1992 | ||
| 805 | SABRA, a SUNBIRD 32 junk schooner sails with the trans Atlantic "Columbus Voyage Fleet" and also loses a foremast |
link | Newsletter Issue 26 | Winter 1992 | ||
| 806 | BARE BONES a 30' yacht by Angus Primrose with a junk rig for taking part competitively in the Single Handed Trans Atlantic Race |
link | Newsletter Issue 26 | Winter 1992 | ||
| 808 | "The Chinese Sailing Rig", designing and building your own by Derek Van Loan |
link | Newsletter Issue 26 | Winter 1992 | ||
| 809 | Hans Schaeuble | A new approach to batten bending |
link | Newsletter Issue 27 | Summer 1993 | |
| 811 | TIN HAU - 3-masted 40' LWL stccl Junk undefined Performance Chart. |
link | Newsletter Issue 27 | Summer 1993 | ||
| 816 | Air jets lift wings and boost heat exchangers. |
link | Newsletter Issue 27 | Summer 1993 | ||
| 820 | LOCKEN DORY 31' Ketch junk in Oman. |
link | Newsletter Issue 28 | Winter 1993 | ||
| 823 | More batten bending from Hans Schaeuble. |
link | Newsletter Issue 28 | Winter 1993 | ||
| 827 | Report from our man in China and Ferro Fishing Junks. |
link | Newsletter Issue 28 | Winter 1993 | ||
| 834 | CHALLENGER 35 UPIK loses a mast in the South Atlantic, Skipper and UPIK'S stay in S. Africa and eventual arrival in Spain. |
link | Newsletter Issue 29 | Summer 1994 | ||
| 836 | JRA 1994 Research & Development Project Progress to date at Exeter University. |
link | Newsletter Issue 30 | Summer 1995 | ||
| 837 | The 1995 Research & Development Programme. |
link | Newsletter Issue 30 | Summer 1995 | ||
| 844 | John Hatch looks at the development of the junk rig and the wind in which it sailed. |
link | Newsletter Issue 30 | Summer 1995 | ||
| 856 | Garrard Kelly | Proposed Research and Development Fund and a members views |
link | Newsletter Issue 32 | October 1996 | |
| 857 | Joddy Chapman | Research at Exeter University into the Junk Rig by Joddy Chapman. |
link | Newsletter Issue 32 | October 1996 | |
| 858 | Barbara & Ray Evans | The Chinese Battened Lugsail |
link | Newsletter Issue 32 | October 1996 | |
| 860 | Lloyd & Judy Halverson | BATWING a 34' Junk schooner |
link | Newsletter Issue 32 | October 1996 | |
| 863 | Tim & Marilyn Smith | Our Junk Schooner rigged 35' SHARPIE |
link | Newsletter Issue 32 | October 1996 | |
| 865 | Research & Development Report to date at Exeter University. |
link | Newsletter Issue 33 | April 1997 | ||
| 873 | Alistair Berry | First Cruise in COROMANDEL HO-CHOI |
link | Newsletter Issue 33 | April 1997 | |
| 876 | Hans Schaeuble's cruise in the Baltic 1996 and the Mediterranean 1997 in his LIBERTY 23. |
link | Newsletter Issue 34 | April 1999 | ||
| 878 | Mike Briant | Mike Briant undefined student of junks and his 50' ferro CHIN LIN. |
link | Newsletter Issue 34 | April 1999 | |
| 880 | Bunny Smith | Research at Exeter University for the J.R.A. by Joddy Chapman - Comment on research |
link | Newsletter Issue 34 | April 1999 | |
| 885 | Book Review - "Cutting the Dragons Tail" by David & Lynda Chidell. Building a COLVIN 50' steel 3 masted junk and sailing away |
link | Newsletter Issue 35 | October 1999 | ||
| 886 | Building of an Epoxy-Ply SHARPIE junk schooner in the Netherlands. |
link | Newsletter Issue 35 | October 1999 | ||
| 887 | Rigging the 29' Schooner NOOTKA ROSE in Canada. |
link | Newsletter Issue 35 | October 1999 | ||
| 890 | Allen & Sharie Farrell | Book Review - "Salt on the Wind" by Dan Rubin about CHINA CLOUD 42' junk schooner built |
link | Newsletter Issue 35 | October 1999 | |
| 895 | Calculating the sail panel camber with a chain. |
link | Newsletter Issue 36 | February 2000 | ||
| 901 | Pete & Annie Hill | Pete & Annie Hill's new junk rigged catamaran CHINA MOON. |
link | Newsletter Issue 36 | February 2000 | |
| 909 | Research and Development. |
link | Newsletter Issue 37 | November 2000 | ||
| 912 | Achieving good windward performance with junk rig. |
link | Newsletter Issue 37 | November 2000 | ||
| 927 | SEEKER, Harry Birch's steel TRADEWIND 25, the building and cruising to the Canaries. |
link | Newsletter Issue 39 | March 2002 | ||
| 931 | The voyages of Chempaka & High Tea, a 3-masted junk in the 50's & 60's with valuable comments on junk rig sailing reproduced. |
link | Newsletter Issue 39 | March 2002 | ||
| 932 | The concluding report by Joddy Chapman on the research into the junk rig that rewarded him with a PhD. |
link | Newsletter Issue 39 | March 2002 | ||
| 627 | James Ward | Junk Rig on a WATERWITCH |
link | Newsletter Issue 4 | January 1982 | |
| 937 | Slieve McGalliard | Some technical thoughts |
link | Newsletter Issue 40 | March 2003 | |
| 938 | Sea Trial of CHINA MOON, Pete Hill's junk rigged 37' Catamaran. |
link | Newsletter Issue 40 | March 2003 | ||
| 940 | Experiences of the J.R.A. Charter Boats. |
link | Newsletter Issue 40 | March 2003 | ||
| 944 | A survey of Chinese Junks (in a trimaran) in China 1985. |
link | Newsletter Issue 41 | August 2003 | ||
| 957 | Research and Development - some thoughts and responses. |
link | Newsletter Issue 42 | January 2004 | ||
| 962 | SAMSON C-BIRD 38 - Installing & Sailing a junk rig. Building a classic Malay Junk Schooner. |
link | Newsletter Issue 42 | January 2004 | ||
| 966 | Building a junk rig for a 36' steel schooner. |
link | Newsletter Issue 43 | August 2004 | ||
| 967 | 36' CHINA BLUE'S West Coast and Irish/Scottish Cruise. |
link | Newsletter Issue 43 | August 2004 | ||
| 969 | Pete Hill | 37' Cat CHINA MOON'S voyage to Cape Horn. |
link | Newsletter Issue 43 | August 2004 | |
| 974 | Rally reports - Holy Loch and E. Coast. |
link | Newsletter Issue 43 | August 2004 | ||
| 986 | Building a 38' SHARPIE junk schooner. |
link | Newsletter Issue 45 | August 2005 | ||
| 987 | 2002 - the Chinese build a 102' traditional sailing junk. |
link | Newsletter Issue 45 | August 2005 | ||
| 988 | Building a FAY 40' junk schooner. |
link | Newsletter Issue 45 | August 2005 | ||
| 990 | Building a modified Steel SPRAY 12m junk ketch. |
link | Newsletter Issue 45 | August 2005 | ||
| 992 | Eric De Bisschop - a French sailing hero, building and sailing KAIMILOA 38' and |
link | Newsletter Issue 45 | August 2005 | ||
| 995 | George Chapman - Obituary. |
link | Newsletter Issue 46 | January 2006 | ||
| 998 | An Old Chinese Wingsail |
link | Newsletter Issue 46 | January 2006 | ||
| 999 | Scottish and Holy Loch Rallies - Reports and pictures. |
link | Newsletter Issue 46 | January 2006 | ||
| 1001 | The tour of PRECIOUS DRAGON - Chinese 3 masted Junk. |
link | Newsletter Issue 46 | January 2006 | ||
| 1005 | Building a junk schooner rig for a 40' Van de Stadt in S. Africa for 6700=. |
link | Newsletter Issue 47 | August 2006 | ||
| 1011 | Richard Dryden | The Transition Sailing Rig by Richard Dryden following his talk at the Summer Rally. |
link | Newsletter Issue 47 | August 2006 | |
| 1013 | Passage Report from Mathilda, a steel Dutch Grundel. |
link | Newsletter Issue 47 | August 2006 | ||
| 1014 | Converting PREVEDA, a Gouwzec 33' stccl Dutch yacht to junk rig in Switzerland with a single mast in a tabernacle, hoisted by husband and wife crew. |
link | Newsletter Issue 47 | August 2006 | ||
| 1016 | Azores to Gibraltar in a 45' junk schooner without a rudder. |
link | Newsletter Issue 48 | January 2007 | ||
| 1017 | David Tyler | Performance result of a Swing-Wing schooner rig on TYSTIE; UK to S. Africa. |
link | Newsletter Issue 48 | January 2007 | |
| 1032 | Holy Loch Rally, Summer Rally and East Coast Rally Reports & pictures. |
link | Newsletter Issue 49 | August 2007 | ||
| 1033 | Renovating a ferro 39' Samson C Bird and converting to junk schooner for world |
link | Newsletter Issue 49 | August 2007 | ||
| 635 | Brian Platt | The Chinese Junk, history, Construction, Use and Advantages by Brian Platt. |
link | Newsletter Issue 5 | June 1982 | |
| 1039 | Lex Hodgkinson | The Norwegian yachts and their cambered sail panels. Experiences of my hinged battens on my Wylo II junk Schooner rig |
link | Newsletter Issue 50 | January 2008 | |
| 1045 | Maurice & Barbara Poissenot | MATHILDA, our steel 28' Dutch Grundel makes creek crawling in the Mcd. a sensible option |
link | Newsletter Issue 50 | January 2008 | |
| 1047 | 2008 Holy Loch Rally news. |
link | Newsletter Issue 50 | January 2008 | ||
| 1048 | Sunbird 32 GUNG HO with junk schooner rig gives her new owners a first summer cruise |
link | Newsletter Issue 50 | January 2008 | ||
| 1055 | Home made Windvane across the Atlantic. Holy Loch Rally report. |
link | Newsletter Issue 51 | August 2008 | ||
| 1062 | Norwegian Rally Technical report |
link | Newsletter Issue 52 | December 2008 | ||
| 1064 | Freedom Yachts - a rally and buying quest. |
link | Newsletter Issue 52 | December 2008 | ||
| 1066 | Azores and back Jester Challenge in a Kingfisher 22. |
link | Newsletter Issue 52 | December 2008 | ||
| 1068 | Chris Scanes | Chris Scanes on camber in junk rig sail panels. Describes development of cambered panel thinking and advantages of lens type, specific example being for a Kingfisher 26 |
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| 1081 | Ketil Greve | A Sail cover/Catcher |
link | Newsletter Issue 53 | August 2009 | |
| 1086 | Holy Loch Rally Report |
link | Newsletter Issue 53 | August 2009 | ||
| 607 | Bob Groves | Sailing a Junk Rig schooner |
link | Newsletter Issue 54 | January 2010 | |
| 1091 | Bob Groves | Sailing a Junk Rig schooner |
link | Newsletter Issue 54 | January 2010 | |
| 639 | Mat and Batten Sail - Its Aerodynamic Qualities, an extract from Science & Civilization in China. |
link | Newsletter Issue 6 | December 1982 | ||
| 646 | "Where to Find" junk rig designers, suppliers, information, chartering, tuition |
link | Newsletter Issue 6 | December 1982 | ||
| 648 | Dr. Harry Morton | "Junks of China & Japan" - their hull and rig construction and use - long extract from book |
link | Newsletter Issue 7 | June 1983 | |
| 650 | Nick Skeates. | WYLO II 32' steel Junk Rigged Ketch sailplan and design details from |
link | Newsletter Issue 7 | June 1983 | |
| 653 | MANDARIN, Howard Marshall's 7'I~ ton Junk rigged and ruddered yacht. |
link | Newsletter Issue 8 | December 1983 | ||
| 655 | "The Venerable Chinese Junk", an article describing various uses of junks and their various designs relative to their function as trading ships |
link | Newsletter Issue 8 | December 1983 | ||
| 658 | Sailplan & details of 44' steel Junk Schooner. |
link | Newsletter Issue 8 | December 1983 | ||
| 659 | David Tyler | The "Chinese 80" rig on a HUNTER HORIZON 26 |
link | Newsletter Issue 9 | May 1984 | |
| 663 | "Chinese Traders", an extract from the "The Evolution of Modern Sailboat Design" |
link | Newsletter Issue 9 | May 1984 | ||
| 664 | "The Lorcha" - Spars and Rigging, an extract from "Skene's Elements of Yacht Design" |
link | Newsletter Issue 9 | May 1984 | ||
| 666 | Book Review of "Sails", by J. Howard Williams, a new chapter on Junk and Allied Rigs |
link | Newsletter Issue 9 | May 1984 | ||
| 667 | "The Amoy fisher and the Fishing Boat of the Chusans", extracts from "The Floating Population of China" by G.R.G. Worcester |
link | Newsletter Issue 9 | May 1984 | ||
| 1 | JRA | What choice of material do I have for my battens? Battens |
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| 3 | Annie Hill | How do I heave-to in a JR schooner Heaving To |
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| 6 | Arne Kverneland | Preface - ch1 of The Cambered Panel Junk Rig introduction to the cambered panel junk rig |
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| 7 | Arne Kverneland | The Boat - ch2 of The Cambered Panel Junk Rig Finding suitable boats for JR |
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| 9 | Arne Kverneland | Drawing a detailed sail plan - ch4 of The Cambered Panel Junk Rig |
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| 10 | Arne Kverneland | Making the Sail - ch5 of The Cambered Panel Junk Rig Lofting cutting making a cambered panel junk rig sail |
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| 11 | Arne Kverneland | The (wooden) mast - ch 6 of The Cambered Panel Junk Rig |
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| 12 | Arne Kverneland | The hybrid mast - ch6b of the Cambered Panel Junk Rig |
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| 13 | Arne Kverneland | Rigging the Sail - ch7 of the Cambered Panel Junk Rig |
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| 14 | Arne Kverneland | Arne's Chain calculator A method for calculating camber in a JR sail |
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| 18 | HG Hasler | Kingfisher Original Sailing Instructions How to sail a junk rig, specifically a Hasler Kingfisher yacht |
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| 39 | Arne Kverneland | "The Cambered Panel Junk Rig (""The book"") - Chapter 1 - Preface" "The Cambered Panel Junk Rig (""The book""), a DIY guide to rigging a boat with cambered panel sails." |
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| 40 | Arne Kverneland | "The Cambered Panel Junk Rig (""The book"") - Chapter 2 - The Boat" |
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| 41 | Arne Kverneland | "The Cambered Panel Junk Rig (""The book"") - Chapter 3 - Choosing a Sailplan" |
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| 42 | Arne Kverneland | "The Cambered Panel Junk Rig (""The book"") - Chapter 4 - Drawing a Detailed Sail" |
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| 43 | Arne Kverneland | "The Cambered Panel Junk Rig (""The book"") - Chapter 5 - Making the Sail" |
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| 44 | Arne Kverneland | "The Cambered Panel Junk Rig (""The book"") - Chapter 6 - The Wooden Mast" |
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| 45 | Arne Kverneland | "The Cambered Panel Junk Rig (""The book"") - Chapter 6b - The Hybrid Mast" |
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| 46 | Arne Kverneland | "The Cambered Panel Junk Rig (""The book"") - Chapter 7 - Rigging the Sail" |
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| 48 | Arne Kverneland | Samson, a 49' schooner Sailplans |
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| 54 | Arne Kverneland | 20160317 Sketching up a JR for a Nonsuch 30 Sailplans |
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| 63 | Arne Kverneland | 20180611 Making a parachute drogue - updated 20180729 How-To notes |
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| 68 | Arne Kverneland | Arne Kverneland Letters Other Technical Articles and Letters by Arne Kverneland |
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| 72 | Slieve McGalliard | Slieve's sailcatcher_cover Slieve McGalliard's files |
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| 75 | Slieve McGalliard | C and SJ Chapter 11 Rigging 12-06-3a Thoughts on Cambered Panels and the Split Junk Rig |
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| 80 | Slieve McGalliard | C and SJ Chapter 11 Mod 12-12-17 Thoughts on Cambered Panels and the Split Junk Rig |
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| 88 | JRA | JRA-Fitting the unstayed mast rig to your boat Junk Knowledge Archive |
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| 89 | JRA | JRA-Why consider the junk rig and similar Junk Knowledge Archive |
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| 92 | JRA | JRA Fact Sheet 3 Sailing Information, Charter, Tuition: |
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| 95 | JRA | JRA-Fact Sheet 6 Sources of Technical Information |
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| 103 | JRA | Jock McLeod's Archives |
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| 112 | Cap'n Harry Freeman | Saga Of A Nauti Sailor Chapter 1 Cruising |
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| 113 | JRA | Jock McLeod's Archives - Inventory |
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| 116 | Jock McLeod | Jock McLeod's Archives - Part 2 - Rig Design I Too many documents to list at this stage |
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| 117 | Jock McLeod | Jock McLeod's Archives - Part 3 - Rig Design II Too many documents to list at this stage |
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| 118 | Jock McLeod | Jock McLeod's Archives - Part 4 - Rig Design III Too many documents to list at this stage |
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| 119 | Jock McLeod | Jock McLeod's Archives - Part 5 - Logs Too many documents to list at this stage |
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| 122 | Eric W. Sponberg | Freedom Yacht Mast Cracking - Causes and the Cure Freedom mast repairs |
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| 124 | Editor | So what got you into sailing? is a compilation of forum postings for which there was no room in issue 64 of the JRA magazine. |
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| 1103 | Graham Cox | Conversation with David & Lynda Chidell (Tin Hau) |
link | Magazine Issue 88 | March 2022 | Page: 12 |
| 1104 | Ted Stone | Fly (Junk Rig Schooner) |
link | Magazine Issue 88 | March 2022 | Page: 27 |
| 1115 | Graeme Kenyon | Crossing the Language Barrier Chinese language and Junk Rig boats |
link | Magazine Issue 87 | October 2021 | Page: 3 |
| 1122 | Scott Yellig | Thread Lake Michigan sailing report |
link | Magazine Issue 87 | October 2021 | Page: 41 |
| 1131 | Graeme Kenyon | Crossing the Language Barrier Chinese language and Junk Rig boats |
link | Magazine Issue 86 | June 2021 | Page: 7 |
| 1137 | Graeme Kenyon | The Junk Taiwan Cheng Kung (Koxinga) replica 17th century junk |
link | Magazine Issue 86 | June 2021 | Page: 47 |
| 1140 | Annie Hill | The Wind Calls the Tune review of book by Stanley Smith and Charles Violet |
link | Magazine Issue 86 | June 2021 | Page: 62 |
| 1108 | Bruno Gouget | Cruising Mayottee to Richards Bay |
link | Magazine Issue 88 | March 2022 | Page: 39 |
| 1149 | Kevin Cardiff | A Nearly Forgotten History - the California junk Chinese migrants to California and the junks they used and built |
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| 1159 | Margaret drummer | Drummer Living and cruising on the sailing yacht drummer, a Tom Colvin Doxy 38 |
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| 1185 | Bruno Gouget | Cruising news from Lakatao Lakatao sails from South Africa to Saint Helena, Fernando de Noronha, French Guyana, West Indies |
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| 1200 | Icicle Hitch Are useful knot for a smooth spars |
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| 1217 | Jan Wolstenholme | The Boat Shed Junk rig boat building and recent launchings |
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| 1230 | Patrick Leblanc | China Blue Sailing from Glasgow via Troon, Bangor, Howth, to Caernafon |
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| 1237 | Mauro Pau | The Refit of Shui Jen Choosing, refitting, and sailing a Kingfisher 20+ |
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| 1239 | Various members | The Boatshed Building continues on a Siblim, a HFJY34, Serchthrift (a Wylo II), Tapatya (a Benford Dory) |
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| 1245 | JRA | Introduction to the Junk Rig - part 2 Youtube video - discusses the characteristics of the Junk Rig, its sheeting, mast, reefing, rigging etc Sailing; rigging: wing sails; cambered sails; yards; battens; Chinese lugsail |
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| 1249 | JRA | Introduction to the Junk Rig Part 4 - Sailing a Junk Rig Boat YouTube video explaining how a junk rig sails, describing windward sailing, reaching, running, tacking and gybing |
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| 1250 | JRA | Building Tapatya - Interview with Tony Brown YouTube interview with the self builder of a 34’ junk rig benford dory - the challenges of building |
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| 1251 | Graham Cox | Jester, Blondie Hasler and Mike Richie - a junk rig boat and its sailors The history of jester a junk rigged folkboat , its sailors and transatlantic journeys |
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| 1253 | JRA | Sailing Junk Rigs in New England - Shemaya Laurel Interview with a sailor of three junk rigs including a Benford design Chebacco, Auklet, and a Dave and Anke Zeiger design triloboat Great Auk |
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| 1254 | JRA | Buying a Junk Rig Boat and Sailing it to France - Interview with Patrick Leblanc YouTube video interview about the journey of 36’ schooner China Blue from Scotland to France |
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| 1271 | Story of a Traditional Sabani, courtesy | Story of a Sabani For many, many years Okinawan fishermen plied their trade using traditional wooden boats - Sabani. This is the story of building and launching one of these |
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| 1273 | JRA | The Semaine du Golfe du Morbihan Junket Notice of a junket to take place in context of a major French sailing festival in Brittany |
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| 1275 | Graeme Kenyon | The Ill Fated Voyage of the Princess Taiping Story of a double pacific crossing by a modern replica of a traditional southeast China junk and shipwreck |
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| 1279 | Gordon Gregg | Iris A 35' Benford designed yacht, junk rigged schooner in UK, France and the Med, ends up in Greece |
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| 1280 | Various participants | Russell Tall Ships event 2023 A junket within a major boating festival, including mini-stories from various boats - Renate Christ/Taiko Gordon Gregg/Shoestring Roger Scott/Tystie David Webb/Gypsy Rose Annie Hill/Fanshi Alan Marti |
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| 1283 | Par Leijonhufoud | Marine and Coastal Survival Survival techniques for land and sea |
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| 1284 | Jan Wolstenholme | The Boat Shed continued regular feature on boat builds in train, including Alan Mulholland/Wave Rover, Siblim Siblings/Robert Hegarty and Frank Schapitz, Chris Phillips/Serchthrift, Frederik Roelf Elslo HFJY34; Rae |
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| 1285 | Valentin Hecq-Cauquil | Gung Ho Cruise around the Iberian Coastline in a Junk Rigged Schooner |
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| 1289 | Shemaya Laurel; Debbie Lyons | Two Fall Junkets Invitation to two forthcoming junkets in New England and Chesapeake |
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| 1298 | Corsair to the Rescue Two articles from sailing magazines regarding the rescue of Bill King by the yacht Corsair etc |
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| 1300 | The Quanzhou Ship Article about an archaeologically rediscovered Song Dynasty ship |
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| 1303 | Gordon Gregg | Trouble in Suva Story of a learning experience around dragged anchors in a crowded anchorage |
link | Page: 49 | ||
| 1304 | Dave Leet | Nomad, a Post Pandemic Update An update on the travels of the Junk Rigged yacht Nomad over the COVID period and after. Martinique, Suriname, Carriacou |
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| 1305 | Monika Massey | Glacier Gem - the start of a great adventure The author and husband Nick start their circumnavigation adventure in self-built steel yacht. From the Great Lakes to Florida, Mexico, the Carribean, Central America |
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| 1307 | Chair's report for the AGM 2023 |
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| 1309 | Treasurer's Report for Year Ended 31 March 2023 |
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| 1311 | JRA | Kokachin's Voyages YouTube video of the voyage from Europe to the Caribbean of this deForestier junk |
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| 1312 | JRA; Scott Yellig | Explaining the Junk Rig (2) - A 22' Sloop in Michigan Sailing video of a small cambered rig sloop |
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| 1317 | JRA | Junk Rig boats in West of France YouTube video - Descriptions and images of junk rigged boats in the western regions of France, including images of Lakatao, Grand Pha, Ming Ming, Circé, Yellow Rock, Pa Yeng, Tourne Lune, Paradox, Chi |
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| 1320 | Paul McKay | Wishbone Rig Re-Visited Further approaches to design and build of wishbone style junk rig |
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| 1322 | Kevin Cardiff | YouTube and the Junk Rig YouTube channels for junk rig enthusiasts |
link | Page: 15 | ||
| 1324 | Mauro Pau | First Time Solo and a Family Sailing Holiday Kingfisher 20+ in the Adriatic. Sailing preparation, characteristics, experience, family |
link | Page: 16 | ||
| 1326 | Annie Hill | Enduring Cyclone Gabrielle Sitting out a strorm in Weiti River, New Zealand, anchor and other issues |
link | Page: 25 | ||
| 1328 | Graeme Kenyon | Cocachin Sequel Story of traditional junk replica built for Silk Route simulation and its less than good outcome |
link | Page: 36 | ||
| 1329 | Monika Massey | Glacier Gem Continued cruise of self-built steel yacht; Florida; Okeechobee; Bahamas |
link | Page: 39 | ||
| 1330 | Shemaya Laurel | New England Junket in Two Parts Gathering of boats in two parts; Australis; Brenda B; Great Auk; Kokachin |
link | Page: 44 | ||
| 1332 | Jan Wolstenholme | The Boatshed JR boats under construction; Tapatya; Wave Rover; Balkan Shipyards; Serchthrift Sibling |
link | Page: 54 | ||
| 1335 | How to Tie a Pile Hitch knot |
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| 1336 | Arne Kverneland | Friction in halyard and sheet 3-part or 5-part purchase; choice of line size and blocks; winch positioning; sheeting systems |
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| 1341 | Various | Russell Tall Ships 2024 in Pictures Junket Images from New Zealand provided by Peter deGraaf, Gordon Gregg, Renate Christ, Annie Hill |
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| 1355 | Graeme Kenyon, Graham Cox | A Tribute to Wendy & Michael Willett An affectionate look at the life of the Willetts, their cruising aboard Crusader, Sssuri and Fu-Tien; their writings for the JRA and Wendy |
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| 1358 | Pete Hill | Towards Newfoundland Launching Kokachin, cruising the Scilly Islands, Brittany, Portugal, Canary Islands, Cape Verde, crossing to Tobago, Grenada, Martinique, St Martin, Bermuda, Nova Scotia and then around Newfoundland |
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| 1361 | Helen Den Dekker | Galapagos to French Polynesia Voyaging aboard Gaia from Galapagos across the Pacific to Bora Bora |
link | Page: 29 | ||
| 1362 | Alan Shapcott | North Island Cruise Sailing La Chica 600 miles up the West coast of New Zealand to get to the Bay of Islands junket |
link | Page: 35 | ||
| 1364 | Annie Hill | Book review: Last Days of the Slocum Era by Graham Cox One man's memoirs of chasing the dream |
link | Page: 47 | ||
| 1365 | Pete Hill, Simon Fraser | Kokachin's Atlantic crossing, March - April 2024 An eventful crossing from Florida to Falmouth via Bermuda and the Azores |
link | Page: 51 | ||
| 1366 | Kevin Cardiff | The earliest known junks in the UK and Ireland Discounting Qiying (Keying) as an exhibition boat, accounts of Ottilia, two boats called The Junk, and two called Chinese Junk |
link | Page: 54 | ||
| 1367 | K Cardiff, J Gray, R DeGennaro, I Blair | Reports for 2024 AGM Reports from Chair, Secretary and Webmaster, and JRA Accounts |
link | Page: 58 |