E1.5
| Aerials
Transmitter aerial extremities shall be adequately protected. When a protest
committee finds that a competitor has broken this rule it shall either warn him
and give him time to comply or penalize him.
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E2
| PART 2 – WHEN BOATS MEET
Rule 21 is replaced with:
Capsized or Entangled
If possible, a boat shall avoid a boat that is capsized or entangled, or has not
regained control after capsizing or entanglement. A boat is capsized when her
masthead is in the water. Two or more boats are entangled when lying together
for a period of time so that no boat is capable of manoeuvring to break free of
the other(s).
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E3
| PART 3 – CONDUCT OF A RACE
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E3.1
| Races with Observers
The race committee may appoint race observers, who may be competitors.
They shall remain in the control area, while boats are racing and they shall hail
and repeat the identity of boats that contact a mark or another boat . Such hails
shall be made from the control area. Observers shall report all unresolved
incidents to the race committee at the end of the heat.
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E3.2
| Course Board
Rule J2.1(3) does not apply. A course board showing the course and the limits
of the control area and launching area(s) shall be located next to or within the
control area with information clearly visible to competitors while racing.
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E3.3
| Control and Launching Areas
The control and launching area(s) shall be defined by the sailing
instructions. Competitors racing shall remain in the control area while a heat is in progress, except that competitors may briefly go to and
return from the launching area to perform functions permitted in rule E4.5. Competitors not racing shall remain outside the control and
launching areas except when offering assistance under rule E4.2 or when acting as race observers.
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