IDAuthorArticleLinkSourceDatePage
496 Dennis Shepherd Voyage of the Seahorse
link Magazine Issue 68 June 2015 Page: 35
313 Annie Hill Must Read - A Voyage to the Sea / Denis Gorman
link Magazine Issue 73 February 2017 Page: 14
324 Gary Pick Seadragon II
link Magazine Issue 73 February 2017 Page: 51
238 Linda Crew-Gee In Search of New Challenges
link Magazine Issue 78 October 2018 Page: 41
223 Derek Pilgrim How Deep is the Sea
link Magazine Issue 79 February 2019 Page: 40
179 Derek Pilgrim Our Colourful Sea
link Magazine Issue 82 February 2020 Page: 45
139 David Chidell Must Read - People of the Sea by James Wharram with Hanneke Boon
link Magazine Issue 85 February 2021 Page: 61
682 EBBTIDE 36, junk rig, sea trials.
link Newsletter Issue 12 December 1985
703 SABRA SUNBIRD 32 in oceanic research in thc Caribbean.
link Newsletter Issue 15 May 1987
759 Victor Wintcrthun Research into Windward performance of the Junk Rig
link Newsletter Issue 21 Summer 1990
770 Vincent Reddish Researching, Designing and Installing a traditionally based junk rig in a VERTUE 26 (illustrated)
link Newsletter Issue 22 December 1990
779 Research and development of the junk rig on a SADLER 26 plus racing results.
link Newsletter Issue 23 Summer 1991
817 Shake down cruise in a 28' junk rigged SEA ROVER.
link Newsletter Issue 27 Summer 1993
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
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
865 Research & Development Report to date at Exeter University.
link Newsletter Issue 33 April 1997
880 Bunny Smith Research at Exeter University for the J.R.A. by Joddy Chapman - Comment on research
link Newsletter Issue 34 April 1999
898 Robert Biegler Taking a SEADOG for a walk
link Newsletter Issue 36 February 2000
909 Research and Development.
link Newsletter Issue 37 November 2000
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
629 WA King-Webster Junk Rig on a SEA ROVER
link Newsletter Issue 4 January 1982
938 Sea Trial of CHINA MOON, Pete Hill's junk rigged 37' Catamaran.
link Newsletter Issue 40 March 2003
957 Research and Development - some thoughts and responses.
link Newsletter Issue 42 January 2004
1021 Building and sailing a junk rigged double end Grey Seal 25'6" Ian Oughtred design in riveted clinker timber by a 75 year old
link Newsletter Issue 48 January 2007
79 Slieve McGalliard Universal Round and Broadseam Calculator
Thoughts on Cambered Panels and the Split Junk Rig
link
1119 David Omick Minimus II Sea Trials
Junk Rig catamaran tested
link Magazine Issue 87 October 2021 Page: 26
1134 Derek Pilgrim Sea Waves
Part 1
link Magazine Issue 86 June 2021 Page: 33
1178 Arne Kverneland Talk About Being Rusty (or all’s well that ends well)
Early season ceiling in Norwegian fjords
link Page: 26
1184 Kevin Cardiff Start of the Season
members snippet – daysailing near Dublin, Ireland
link Page: 28
1225 Annie Hill Must Read
Book review of Just Sea and Sky by Ben Pester
link Page: 59
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
1282 David Omick Minimus II - Final Sea Trials
Continuation of the story of the build of a junk rigged catamaran
link Page: 43
1283 Par Leijonhufoud Marine and Coastal Survival
Survival techniques for land and sea
link Page: 49
1333 Gez and Sue Richards Footloose in the Baltic
2009 Cruise of Footloose from Woodbridge in England across North Sea to Baltic
link Page: 58
1351 Annie Hill Must Read
Book Review of "When I Put Out to Sea" by Nicolette Milnes-Walker
link Page: 62
1363 Derek Pilgrim The Challenger expedition
The story of the first global marine research expedition, that laid the foundations of oceanography
link Page: 43