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![]() Let me see if I got this straight, Mark. You are advocating an early finish followed by an attempt to better your speed and if that fails, you plan to beat it back home so as to make the flight documentation time, in order to claim your short task speed? Do I have that right, Mark? If I were the CD, I would land you at your engine start point (for distance points only) and probably give you an un-sportsman-like penalty for trying to manipulate the rules. I will add your example to a growing list of motor glider abuses that I hope will lead to some constraints being placed on motor gliders when they are allowed to compete with pure sailplanes. JJ Sinclair At 20:30 29 August 2004, Mark Zivley wrote: For the case of adding a turnpoint, if you're a motorglider (which we were) you COULD get back to the finish airport after cranking out the motor, land, and get your landing info in w/o too much trouble as long as you were less than say 40 miles away from the finish airport. |
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