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Old March 13th 12, 02:35 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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Default Analyzing US Competition Flights

Good post Chip.

Guys, sorry to not post clearly. I have no issues with technology being introduced into soaring competition. Quite the contrary, I was really glad to see the twin point and shoot cameras bite the dust. Flight computers are wonderful. The point is not about the increasing technology, but properly managing that technology so that the playing field is even for all. Some want instant changes. I'm glad the RC takes a managed approach and looks at all angles before they make a decision. I've seen way too much "shooting from the hip" and the typical outcome is not satisfactory. Let's let the RC run with the ball and give them the time to do it right.
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