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Owslarah


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2009-09-28 15:31:31 - RRS 28.1
Following this Rule, I looped around the finish line for leg 3 of the Bosphore race.

Other boats did not. They crossed the line without completing the course from the required side.

No protest of RC, but just a question. Where was RRS 28.1 removed as a requirement?
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2009-09-29 08:02:46 - Re: RRS 28.1
Possibly the bad positioning of the finish line is to blame. In this case, the simplicity factor of having fewer rounding marks has made the line at 90 degrees from the last mark, have a bias and bad interpretation. Further it seems most finishes in SoL can be over the line from either direction.

Perhaps having the finish further inside Brest harbour would force all to finish in a West to East direction.

Against this is the desire to allow DC's and CC's to be set for a race finish, so finish lines are often offshore more than normal.

In the Antwerpen race, the finish was well up the river, in a much narrower channel than Brest.

What do people want? Comments please.




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2009-09-29 22:00:56 - Re: RRS 28.1
I missed the last finish because of bad calculated DCs (and finished later from the wrong side). There should be an easy approach for those fools who still try to sleep 3 h or more, like me.
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2009-09-30 05:02:26 - Re: RRS 28.1
Where does it say you have to cross the line from a certain side?? As far as i am aware you can, and have always been able to cross the line from either side!!.
Rule 28.1 is rounding a mark the wrong way!!
rule 28.1...A boat shall start,leave each mark on the required side in the correct order and finish!!

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2009-09-30 05:20:44 - Re: RRS 28.1
The finish line may be crossed from any direction.
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2009-09-30 05:38:37 - Re: RRS 28.1
Heh! Sounds like SNG and ISAF . . .

No quarrel with the boss. Time to kill the thread.


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