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Winscore MUST see a gps trace to each and every turnpoint or turn area and
a finish. IF Winscore does NOT see this trace, then it gives you a landout. On A MAT, Winscore must see this trace between turnpoints claimed or you will get a landout. Winscore checks flight traces and turnpoints/ turn areas. Like it..... I have watched this thead with interest, and really wanted to keep out of it, but this post forced me to jump in. In your post you repeatedly say what Winscore can and can't do and what Winscore requires of a flight trace. Winscore is one tool used by a scorer to see if a US contest flight conforms to the published US rules. "Winscore will land you out" if the rules specify a landout in such a situation. "Winscore checks" was is required to be checked by the US rules. Any deviation in Winscore's behavior from the US rules should be immediately reported to me as a program problem. And when, inevitably, Winscore does make an error scoring a flight, it gives the scorer the tools to override and correct the analysis based on the scorer and CD's judment. Guy Byars Winscore Author |
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