Looking at April 11th, some flights have # positions and others do not. The
ones without a # are also faded.

Can anyone explain?

Thanks SAM

Usually there is a bad IGC file or the flight is not the minimum distance
to be scored.


At 02:30 13 April 2009, Sam Discusflyer wrote:
>Looking at April 11th, some flights have # positions and others do not.
The
>ones without a # are also faded.
>
>Can anyone explain?
>
>Thanks SAM
>

If your flight is saved with a non-appproved logger, you'll also have
it faded.

More info here: http://www.onlinecontest.org/olc-2.0/gliding/plainJsp.html?prefix_jsp=rules#olc,league
First paragraph 1. Documentation and also http://www2.onlinecontest.org/validate.php.
The latest page doesn't seem to be up-to-date as XCSoar is now part of
the approved software.

Yannick
On Apr 12, 11:45*pm, M C > wrote:
> Usually there is a bad IGC file or the flight is not the minimum distance
> to be scored.
>
> At 02:30 13 April 2009, Sam Discusflyer wrote:
>
> >Looking at April 11th, some flights have # positions and others do not.
> The
> >ones without a # are also faded.
>
> >Can anyone explain?
>
> >Thanks SAM