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I agree with AGage who keeps signing in as "sol", if 76T's Defender is included in this fleet all bets are off.
None so blind
I was just coming back to say that was me - dont even know why I had a sol login then - and I only use it for testing things in the client in as many races/boats as I can 8mR, but not workin gon that now! ;-)
I help develop the client interface for the best online ocean racing sim there is... __/)/)_/)__
That's the one without the spin ;-) The lobe is ability to chase apparent wind deep. It's still forward of beam at TWA140.

Polar is "raw" VPP output. No runs below 20deg (vs 30 for the IMSYC fleet).

--- Last Edited by 76Trombones at 2011-05-31 17:49:22 ---
than PLEASE provide the one with Spinnaker! ;-)
I help develop the client interface for the best online ocean racing sim there is... __/)/)_/)__
Actually, it's tough to get a spin to perform due to some hiccups in the rule. Not sure if the IMSYC group found/fixed/plugged the holes, but the Lines Processing Program bases weight of the rig assigned to the main (%mast+sail) as .5*foot-length^2 rather than .5*foot*luff... Additionally, the weight of jib overlap doesn't measure in.

This means that you can put a 60m wing mast with no headsail on the boat for "free" apart from higher centre of effort, while a long boom really kills you. Hang a "blade" tacked just in front of the mast with whatever overlap you want (unconstrained by the rules, we'll rig a boomkin) and you have a lightweight rig with tons of power.

Here's the "wide" version of the minimum displacement hull.



The overall flare is a single plane defined by the depth requirement and prismatic coefficient. Bow/stern flare adjusts to meet displacement. A knuckle in the intermediate station ensures convexity with all flat surfaces. Righting moment at min displacement is ~40% more than the min beam version. Submerged hull is identical. This is the symmetric version.

Sorry - a bit heavy for SOL... anyways, you can see I had fun.

--- Last Edited by 76Trombones at 2011-06-02 02:51:01 ---
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Can I have the boat that "Sol" is currently sailing in this race please :-)It looks to have a very fast polar.
AGage,

Nice new tool that "Polar Explorer" well done mate. Fantastic range of tools you have developed thanks a lot.
Very welcome UC...

Is comments like yours that make it entirely worth the effort to publish - although obviously once written for personal use its not a whole lot more work to make public, but I also want to ensure that others have access to anything I write - I feel such an open policy is the fairest... And if something I write helps me, I wouldnt feel the same if I did well unless it was freely available...

Ideally I would like to make a few of them 'browser applications' so that Mac and Linux users have equal access ;-)
I help develop the client interface for the best online ocean racing sim there is... __/)/)_/)__
Linux users have equal access ;-)
Looking forward to this with anticipation
You people are fantastic! What enthusiasm and engagement!!! I will try to get some students to this thread. :-)
...one of the guys behind the game...

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