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How does Winscore calculate finish altitude?



 
 
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Old July 29th 07, 04:09 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
John Sinclair
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Default How does Winscore calculate finish altitude?


Good post Andy, but I believe we need a set penalty
to discourage deliberately doing a rolling finish on
a good day. I watched a well known pilot make a rolling
finish every day for 5 days in a row (1000 feet and
2 mile finish cylinder). I have recommended the rules
committee consider the following:

up to 100 feet low = 5 point penalty
up to 200 feet low = 10 point penalty
up to 300 feet low = 15 point penalty
up to 400 feet low = 20 point penalty
rolling finish = 25 point penalty
JJ

Should read:

For a 4-hour task the 4 points per 100' drops to 2
points per 100'.

9B





 




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