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2010-01-28 14:48:00 - Re: Here is how to propose new races
PerEric Horn said @ 2010-01-28 01:22:11:
Polars!
Are Linjett 30-33 available?
Is Linjett 40 available?
Hello TheHorn,

No, these polars are not available as such in SOL. However, if you provide us with the basic data (a file similar to those that you can find on the '?' tab of the race screen), then we can create a new polar in SOL.

But first ask yourself the question whether creating a new polar will really make a difference compared to using some existing polar. The First 40.7 might be close to that boat.

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Francois
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2010-01-29 22:55:17 - Linjett Polars
But first ask yourself the question whether creating a new polar will really make a difference compared to using some existing polar. The First 40.7 might be close to that boat.



No, maybe no big difference. But Linjett 30 is a very common boat since 1974 and are highly bonded to this particular first race.

Linjett has been buildt since 1974 in various models 30 (29), 32, 33, 34, 35, 37, 40, and 45 I think. It has won a lot of races, mostly in Sweden and 5th in Gotland Runt and 2nd in Almarace. So I thought Linjett was enoght common/recognized to you to have their Polars filed. I have no Polar figures for the Linjett models available. :(

Maybe the bouilder can help you?
Owner, designer and Boss: Mats Gustafsson
http://www.linjett.com/index.php?id=24
E-mail: info@rosattravarv.se
Phone: +46 176 76660
Fax: +46 176 76666

Google on Linjett and you find a lot...

I have created two races ready to launch.
First one (76Nm) is an old IRL race for 30-33´ 1/2 tonners. (even some 40´s particepated on Hcp).

Second one (202Nm)is my own design for 40´s.
Then First 40.7 could be suitable, but I prefer Linjett 40 as it is local. I worked weekends at the boatyard during 70´. :)

My first wish is a Polar for Linjett 30 for the first race and then a Polar for Linjett 40 for the second race.

Note that more models shown/used in SOL, more sailors will be interested to particepate. -Ohh... look here, our (today or late) boat!

Chances for adds increases...

Pls. advise what to do...
TheHorn
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2010-01-30 17:03:09 - Re: Here is how to propose new races
Per-Erik, you are familar with the boat, with the buildder and with the Swedish language. You can certainly find the polars of any Linjett boat much faster than myself or any other member of the race committee.

It requires some time and effort? Yes, it does indeed. That is why I am telling you that.
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2010-01-30 18:43:48 - Re: Here is how to propose new races
Linjett 33 and Linjett 40 implemented and ready to fly :-)
...one of the guys behind the game...
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2010-01-31 02:59:03 - Polars and race starts for Linjett 33 and 40
Many thank´s Jacob. I don´t know how to get or make Polars IRL. So many thank´s to you! :)

I saw that you are planning your race calender long time ahead (North Sea Open).

I also have a wish for the start time for the first of my two races (Linjett 33 - 76Nm). The original start time was always Whitsun Eve Saturday at 14:00 CET (12:00 UTC?). I have no 2010 calender yet, but it maybe be 20100529.

My second race for Linjett 40 (202Nm) can be placed where ever you want in your race calender.

All depending on if I´v done everything correct in Google Earth... ;)

Many thank´s guy´s! :)
TheHorn
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2010-01-31 14:56:53 - Re: Here is how to propose new races
Please find attached a proposal of a Mediterranean race
The Giraglia

Best regards

jeanpierrem
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2010-01-31 16:33:10 - Re: Here is how to propose new races
Ah, très bien Jean-Pierre. C'est une grande classique qui manquait à SOL.

Thanks Jean-Pierre. A great classic which was missing on SOL.

A+

Francois
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2010-01-31 16:39:56 - Re: Here is how to propose new races
Incognito thank you I hope that my file does not contain too many errors

Best regards

Jean Pierre
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2010-01-31 17:01:44 - Re: Here is how to propose new races
The kmz is ready to go. I made only minor corrections. We will try to field it in March, and of course again in June.

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Francois
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2010-02-06 23:36:12 - Pics
Hi!
How do I add a photo in the label which pops upp when I tick on a pushpin, start dot, course line, etc.?

Race three (1174Nm) is now ready to launch. But I check, recheck and check again (very insecure), who check that I have done everything correct?

E-mail address?

I don´t want to flash all my mistakes on the Forum. I´m ready to share my courses via the Forum when I know how to do it correct.

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