'ALL' means that data will be automatically included from Wikidata when available; 'none' or blank (default) will not fetch any field from Wikidata.

Default

none

'true' (default) will only display wikidata properties that have a reference, 'false' (not recommended) will display data even if there are no references in Wikidata.

Default

true

displays the name of the class at the top of the infobox. Generally only needed if there are multiple infoboxes on the page. If left blank it will default to saying "Current Specifications".

Example

Wiki 60 Star

insignia will be automatically sized if text, but logos may need to be sized by the editor. A size of "120x60px" works well for most logos.(Formerly class_symbol). Wikidata P5962

Example

Sailing_laser.svg

insignia size is automatically sized to be no larger than 250 pixels in width and 150 pixels in height (Formerly imagesize)

Example

100

insignia alt (Formerly alt)

Example

Wiki 60 Sail Insignia

no description

Example

N/A

formerly image

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Sloop_Example.svg

line size is automatically sized to be no larger than 250 pixels in width and 150 pixels in height

Example

100

no description

no description

formerly class_image. Wikidata P18

Example

LPZ_20110519_0141.JPG

image size is automatically sized to be no larger than 250 pixels in width and 150 pixels in height (Formerly class_imagesize)

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100

image alt sets the alternative text (Formerly class_imagealt)

Example

Wiki designed Wiki 60 class

image caption is optional, and only need is the image needs some explanation. (Formerly caption)

Example

Container at the 2020 World Championships

designer is the designer of the class. Wikidata P287

Example

Mr Wiki

location is where the class was designed.

Example

USA

year are the years during which the design was built. Wikidata P571

Example

1953 - 1997

no built is the number built. Wikidata P1092

Example

323

design is the type of boat be it One-Design, a Development Class, or other (such as Box Rule)

Example

Box Rule

class is not a commonly used option it may be worth here it is worth considering using the template sailboat specification rather than this one

Example

Maxi 70 Class

brand is the brand the boat is being marked under

Example

Oceansail

builder are the notable builders. Wikidata P176

Example

Oceanic Boat Company Inc.

role is what the sailboat is used for be it a youth trainer, offshore racer, recreational sailing etc..

Example

Offshore Racer

boats: generally field for any unique features

crew is the number of people who typically are needed to crew the boat.

Example

Typically 10 - 12 <br /> Weight Limit {{convert|780|kg|lb|abbr=on}}

trapeze sets whether or not the class includes a trapeze. Alternatives (such as hiking planks) should be mentioned where appropriate.

draft of the boat in the sailing condition. Wikidata P2048 with qualifier P642=Q244777 or P2262

Example

{{convert|3.2|m|ft|abbr=on}}

air draft The distance vertically from the waterline to the highest point on the boat.

Example

{{convert|34.2|m|ft|abbr=on}}

displacement Boat Weight (Excluding Crew). Wikidata P2067 with qualifier P642=Q5636358

Example

{{convert|13780|kg|lb|abbr=on}} Lightship <br /> {{convert|13990|kg|lb|abbr=on}} Loaded

hulls Generally field for any unique features

hull type states the style of boat - for example, Monohull, Catamaran, Trimaran, or Proa. (formerly call type). Wikidata P279

Example

Monohull

construction sets the materials that are used for constructing the hull (plywood, fiberglass, unrestricted). Wikidata P186

Example

GRP

loa – Length Overall – may or may not include the bowsprit if present. Wikidata P2043 with qualifier P642=Q2358152

Example

{{convert|15.9|m|ft|abbr=on}} <br /> {{convert|6.8|m|ft|abbr=on}}

loh – Length of Hull – does not include bow or stern fittings that extend past the hull itself

Example

{{convert|15.8|m|ft|abbr=on}}

lwl – Waterline Length. Wikidata P2043 with qualifier P642=Q1817392

Example

{{convert|15.6|m|ftin|abbr=on}}

hull weight - hull weight. (formerly call hull)

Example

{{convert|7000|kg|lb|abbr=on}}

beam - Width of the hull. Wikidata P2049 with qualifier P642=Q2376482 or P2261

Example

{{convert|4.80|m|ft|abbr=on}}

Wikidata P516

Example

Volvo 86hp

Generally field for any unique features

keel type specifies centerboard, daggerboard or fixed keel. (Formerly keel)

Example

fin keel

ballast (formely keelweight). Wikidata P2067 with qualifier P642=Q5461048

Example

{{convert|3850|kg|lb|abbr=on}}

no description

Example

skeg hung

is the style of sail rig: bermuda, ketch, yawl, gunter, etc.

Example

Bermuda Sloop

I Forestay Height as per the WS Equipment Rules of Sailing. Wikidata P2670 is Q547649 with qualifier P2048

Example

{{convert|18.6|m|ft|abbr=on}}

J Foretriangle Base as per the WS Equipment Rules of Sailing. Wikidata P2670 is Q547649 with qualifier P2043

Example

{{convert|7.6|m|ft|abbr=on}}

P Mainsail Luff Mast Distance as per the WS Equipment Rules of Sailing. Wikidata P2670 is Q1121807 with qualifier P2048

Example

{{convert|19.6|m|ft|abbr=on}}

E Outer Foot Distance as per the WS Equipment Rules of Sailing. Wikidata P2670 is Q1121807 with qualifier P2043

Example

{{convert|22.6|m|ft|abbr=on}}

mast length - total height of the mast from the deck to the top of the section. (Formerly mastheight). Wikidata P2048 with qualifier P642=Q331744

Example

{{convert|25|m|ft|abbr=on}}

rig other: general section for adding other facts such as mizzen or unique features

Generally field for any unique features

sailplan sloop, yawl, ketch / masthead or fractional etc.

Example

Masthead Sloop

sailarea main - area of the mainsail. (Formerly mainsail). Wikidata P2670 is Q1121807 with qualifier P2046

Example

{{convert|32.6|m2|sqft|abbr=on}}

sailarea headsail - area of the largest headsail (Formerly jib). Wikidata P2670 is Q547649 with qualifier P2046

Example

{{convert|42.4|m2|sqft|abbr=on}}

lp - the luff perpendicular of the headsail

Example

150%

sailarea spin - area of the spinnaker. (Formerly spinnaker). Wikidata P2670 is Q1137340 with qualifier P2046

Example

{{convert|48.6|m2|sqft|abbr=on}}

sailarea gen - area of the Asymetric spinnaker. (Formerly gennaker)

Example

{{convert|95.0|m2|sqft|abbr=on}}

sails other - a general section for adding other facts or sails like mizzen, cutter sails etc.

sailarea upwind - combined area of the mainsail and the jib.(Formerly mainsailandjib)

Example

{{convert|68.0|m2|sqft|abbr=on}}

sailarea downwind - combined area of the mainsail and spinnaker

Example

{{convert|122|m2|sqft|abbr=on}}

sailarea total - combined area of all the sails, used where the mainsail& jib are insufficient (e.g. a cutter rig). (Formerly sail area)

Example

{{convert|100.6|m2|sqft|abbr=on}}

Rating systems in sail racing (IRC, ORC, ORCi, MOCRA, ...)

Example

IRC 1.232 <br /> ORCi 123

Performance Handicap Racing Fleet (PHRF). Wikidata P4271 with qualifier P642=Q7168207

Example

99 (triangular) / 102 (WWD/LWD)

d-pn is the U.S. Portsmouth Number (based on a 100 benchmark)

rya-pn is the U.K. Portsmouth Number (now based on a 1000 benchmark)

status 'may be set to olympic, former olympic, vintage, para, world sailing, or former world sailing (Formely called olympic)

Example

former olympic

previous is the name of wikipedia page of the previous model

Example

[[Laser (dinghy)]]

successor is the name of wikipedia page of the replacement model

Example

[[J/92s]]

deprecated now image size

deprecated now image alt

deprecated now insignia

deprecated now image caption

deprecated now hull type

deprecated now hull weight

deprecated now keel type

deprecated now ballast

deprecated now sailarea headsail

deprecated now status

deprecated now image boat

deprecated now 'sailarea main'