The U.S. One Meter Class is a developmental class boat. It is 39.3 inches in overall length with 600 sq. inches of sail area. Originated by Bob Debow and Bob Jensen of San Diego , California, it was originally known as the Olympic One Meter Class. It became recognized as an official class by the American Model Yachting Association (AMYA) in 1983. In 1987, the US Supreme Court ruled in favor of the " Olympic Committee" and its use and proprietary rights to the word "Olympic" The named was changed to the US One Meter Class. The class also uses the American spelling of the word "Meter".

US One Meter Class rules.AMYA website

US One Meter Measurement form AMYA website

US One Meter Construction Guide and Plans AMYA website

The Windsor Model Yacht Club's US One Meter Class Fleet sails Thursday evenings from April 22 until September. Counter races are listed below. The off Thursdays are for practice, boat tuning and to introduce newcomers to the fine sport of model yacht racing.

2009 Windsor Model Yacht Club US One Meter Class Entries
	Skipper	Sail No.	Frq
1	John Helmer	65	80
2	Ken Peltier	658	2.4
3	Dave Balsdon		83
4	Brad Blackton		81
5	Bernie Pepin	708	72
6	Greg Pare		2.4
7	Doug Diet		2.4
8	Terry Desjardins	606	2.4
9	Mike Gillis		2.4
10	Tom Steinke		69
11	Bruce Lancaster		77
12	Joost Gragtmans		2.4
13	Paul Delaney
14	Warren Scott
15	Ken Miller


Apr 22	Bernie Pepin	Terry Desjardins	Joost Gragtmans
May 6	Bernie Pepin	Ken Miller	Paul Delaney
May 20	Ken Miller	Paul Delaney	Bernie Pepin
June 3	Ken Miller	Paul Delaney	Greg Pare
June 17	Ken Miller	Paul Delaney	Ken Peltier
June 24	Bernie Pepin	Paul Delaney	Mike Gillis
July 1	Bernie Pepin	Paul Delaney	Mike Gillis
July 15
July 29
Aug 12
Aug 26
Sep 2