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We have had some interesting discussions over sailplane handicaps for
our upcoming Arizona contest season and we are unable to reconcile the difference between the SSA handicaps and those used in the rest of the world. There appear to be no clear descriptions anywhere on how the SSA ones are calculated and there seem a few odd inconsistencies. We have rejected the idea that the laws of physics are different on this side of the pond. So far, no-one seems to be able to find out how the SSA arrives at their handicaps - they apparently just appear out of thin air. It would be nice if there were some transparency in their calculations so we can figure out why they are different. I suggested that we just adopt the European handicaps - the Germans have especially done a great job and at least we know how they derive them. Comments from any of the SSA contest gurus? Mike |
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