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2009-07-30 14:03:37

Re: DNF rankings

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hi I am nakedgod in the game, not sure why not here too. any way i finished Chicago race ranked 371. I also did the cowes st malo race again and got a better time than my other run,
Thanks for your attention to this,
fine sailing on the french solo
2009-07-29 22:02:15

Re: Free Racing

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yes, i would
2009-07-29 22:00:10

DNF rankings

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i have been on holiday and have not yet finished chicago race, i see i have a ranking DNF 363 for the race. i am going to finish the race in 4 hours or so and in the race i am ranked 374. I am not sure how this works, but does this mean that all boats that DNF get a ranking of 1 pt more than the last boat that finished, even though there are 700 boats in the race. It seems to me that if this is true, and it might not be, that it is pretty un fair for the last guy who made a effort to finish the race that all the others who dont bother come in right behind him. Surely DNF's should get a ranking of the total number of boats in the race. Other wise It would be possible if only 1 boat finished the race all the others would get a 2nd place
2009-06-28 13:34:10

Re: Additional features to mclient

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and also, the prediction line in mobile client is always straight, even with twa course set, if that could be fixed it would make the client loads better, because u dont have the forecast on the MC the prediction line gives a good idea of what the wind is doing for the next 6 hours, i cant imagine that it would be so dificult. but then what would i know i am a carpenter, but as the mobile client is a bonous to people who pay to join SOLYC, a few tweaks might be in order.
Thanks

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2009-06-19 16:22:16

delete me, and i just mean this thread

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2009-06-19 14:31:43

delete me, and i just mean this thread

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--- Last Edited by nakedgod at 2009-06-23 13:17:48 ---
2009-06-18 20:11:20

Re: Additional features to mclient

Board » Sailonline Yacht Club

how about a compass with 15 degree points around the boat to make it easyier to set a course
2009-06-18 20:05:50

Re: Week-end races

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I really like this thread, what happened?
is it being planned?

I have lots of questions
1. about orno runt, its a nice race but waiting for good weather is a pain, going with this thread in I and it seems other people cant be online at specfic times when the weather is good. So why not for a race like this set a constant wind speed that rotates 360 degrees every 7 hours. so there is a level playing field but leaves room to pick the best wind direction, and gives every one in what ever time zone a chance.
2. a timed race round New Zealand for example, that takes a day or two or 3 i have no idea how long it takes to sail round New Zealand. so u can use TWA to sail and sail tactically according to the incoming weather.

well thats enough for now
2009-06-14 22:29:09

Re: New SYC rankings march 09

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no problem and thanks, its nice to be in you club, whre is the bar?
2009-06-14 21:46:12

Re: New SYC rankings march 09

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i think i am i paid 25 euros and left of this box it says Logged in as Nakedgod
SYC Member,
any way i probably need to finish a race to get a ranking, 200th now in leg 9 but only 2.5 nm behind the leader

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