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OLC Scoring question
For those that know the finer points..
Question. I understand to get maximum extra triangle points at the end of your flight you want to cross your release point, or Close Your Triangle. On my Oudie I have my OLC scored flight displayed with a yellow line, so I can see it in all the other clutter and information displayed. This summer while flying out of Salida I released and then flew to the clouds about 12 miles south to get to base, then I turned north for my first leg. My Yellow OLC scoring track line started where I turned north. When I finished my day I flew through the start of this line. Is this where I should have "Closed My Triangle" Or should I have Closed My Triangle where I released from Tow? Where I released from tow that day would have been hard to pinpoint exactly. So what is it? Start of scored flight or tow release point? And how close to I need to be to the correct point vertically and horizontally? Thanks in advance. |
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