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On Dec 19, 7:50 pm, g l i d e r s t u d
wrote: Now if we can do something about the unreasonable start cylinder penalty. Most I have seen are nearly 150 points if you are not in the cylinder for the full 2 minutes. On a three hour task this is equal to about a 27 minute penalty. Tim- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - There is no rule that says you must stay IN the cylinder, but you must stay UNDER the height. John Good has made a great guide, it is a little old but on page 10-11: http://www.sailplane-racing.org/Arti...52%20Illustrat... I just think the current penalty is extreme. I made an error last year and it cost me 148 points for not being under the full two minutes. I was under for over a minute and left at standard speed, but the penalty was equal to nearly 38 minutes on the flight. Each minute was worth about 4 points that day. |
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