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Isn't it exactly the same "advantage" any motorglider has when they
start the engine far from home and get scored up to that point? Andy's suggestion will allow pilots to land back home safely few minutes after sunset if necessary rather then land out to get scored, or fly back home and don't get scored at all... Ramy Paul Remde wrote: Hi Andy, I must respectfully disagree. If we just use sunset as the end of soaring flight that gives an unfair advantage to a pilot that is far from home or at altitude when the sun sets. He/she should have planned ahead and landed on time. Paul Remde |
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