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Do you mean that every glider will have to a weather
handicap value for each strength of weather? In your example your Nimbus needs a 'favourable' weathercap on strong days and the smaller gliders need their favourable number on weak days. What I'd like is a handicap calculation that allows my small glider to score top points when I land out trying to cross those reeeeeally big blue gaps that only your big wings can handle :-) Martin, UK Alot like AAT's then- great in theory- until you landout! On topic, this was done at the British Overseas Nationals. Results he http://www.soaringclub.com/Framesets...BONnewstxt.htm Shaun |
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