Have just searched back through previous messages and have found
someone with the same problem.
Is Steve & Robyn Fletcher still out there?
How can I contact these people?
Colin.
Colin,
still alive & well (mmm… well for an older sailor that is)
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From: sailwave@yahoogroups.com [mailto:sailwave@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of nwryc
Sent:
Wednesday, 28 March 2007 6:44 PM
To:
sailwave@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [sailwave] Handicapping
Have just searched back through previous messages and have found
someone with the same problem.
Is Steve & Robyn Fletcher still out there?
How can I contact these people?
Colin.
Colin,
still alive & well (mmm... well for an older sailor that is)
_____
From: sailwave@yahoogroups.com [mailto:sailwave@yahoogroups.com] On
Behalf
Of nwryc
Sent: Wednesday, 28 March 2007 6:44 PM
To: sailwave@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [sailwave] HandicappingHave just searched back through previous messages and have found
someone with the same problem.
Is Steve & Robyn Fletcher still out there?
How can I contact these people?
Colin.
Did you resolve your handicap problems?
If so, would you pass this info onto me.
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--- In sailwave@yahoogroups.com, "Steve Fletcher" <fletch@...> wrote:
snip
Steve,
Colin suggests that you have used the Rinderle B High Point scoring
system in the past (or presently).
I'm trying to use it for our current season's results through Sailwave.
Below are some questions that I have. Could you lend any light?
We have a fleet of over 25 Martin 242s here in Vancouver, CA. We're
planning on using a High Point scoring system for our events and
overall season series.
I've scored our first Regatta using Rinderle B but I have a few
questions:
1. 7 boats showed up on Saturday and raced 2 races. 1 boat did not
compete on Sunday. How are the scores for DNC computed? It appears
that the boat which didn't show up scores -19.3 points and the boat
which raced but came last, scores 10.5 points.
2. In the first race, all boats except 1 sailed the wrong course and
were eventually scored DNF after being protested. Sailwave gave a
score of "2.41 DNF" to the boats and 91.2 to the winner.
How is the number -2.41 arrived at?
3. In the second race, 2 boats were OCS. They were given scores of
-44.06 while the boat that re-started but came last was given only
10.5 points instead of 36.3 (for 5th out of 7); although all finishing
boats were scored as if racing in a 5 boat fleet and would also need
adjustment if the last place is re-scored.
4. I do not understand why a DNF scores -2.41 points and an OCS, -44.06.
Any help would be appreciated.
Craig Strand
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--- In sailwave@yahoogroups.com, "Steve Fletcher" <fletch@...> wrote:
Colin,
still alive & well (mmm... well for an older sailor that is)
_____
Craig,
no we use a self designed high points system
regards
Steve
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From: sailwave@yahoogroups.com [mailto:sailwave@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Craig S.
Sent:
Wednesday, 28 March 2007 11:47 PM
To:
sailwave@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [sailwave] Re: Handicapping
— In sailwave@yahoogroups.com, “Steve Fletcher” <fletch@…> wrote:
Colin,
still alive & well (mmm… well for an older sailor that is)
snip
Steve,
Colin suggests that you have used the Rinderle B High Point scoring
system in the past (or presently).
I’m trying to use it for our current season’s results through Sailwave.
Below are some questions that I have. Could you lend any light?
We have a fleet of over 25 Martin 242s here in Vancouver, CA. We’re
planning on using a High Point scoring system for our events and
overall season series.
I’ve scored our first Regatta using Rinderle B but I have a few
questions:
-
7 boats showed up on Saturday and raced 2 races. 1 boat did not
compete on Sunday. How are the scores for DNC computed? It appears
that the boat which didn’t show up scores -19.3 points and the boat
which raced but came last, scores 10.5 points. -
In the first race, all boats except 1 sailed the wrong course and
were eventually scored DNF after being protested. Sailwave gave a
score of “2.41 DNF” to the boats and 91.2 to the winner.
How is the number -2.41 arrived at? -
In the second race, 2 boats were OCS. They were given scores of
-44.06 while the boat that re-started but came last was given only
10.5 points instead of 36.3 (for 5th out of 7); although all finishing
boats were scored as if racing in a 5 boat fleet and would also need
adjustment if the last place is re-scored. -
I do not understand why a DNF scores -2.41 points and an OCS, -44.06.
Any help would be appreciated.
Craig Strand
Thank you, I think we’ll try the CHIPS formula.
Fair sailing,
Craig
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On 3/31/07, Steve Fletcher <fletch@uqconnect.net > wrote:
Craig,
no we use a self designed high points system
regards
Steve
From: sailwave@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:sailwave@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Craig S.
Sent:
Wednesday, 28 March 2007 11:47 PM
To:
sailwave@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [sailwave] Re: Handicapping
— In sailwave@yahoogroups.com, “Steve Fletcher” <fletch@…> wrote:
Colin,
still alive & well (mmm… well for an older sailor that is)
snip
Steve,
Colin suggests that you have used the Rinderle B High Point scoring
system in the past (or presently).
I’m trying to use it for our current season’s results through Sailwave.
Below are some questions that I have. Could you lend any light?We have a fleet of over 25 Martin 242s here in Vancouver, CA. We’re
planning on using a High Point scoring system for our events and
overall season series.I’ve scored our first Regatta using Rinderle B but I have a few
questions:
7 boats showed up on Saturday and raced 2 races. 1 boat did not
compete on Sunday. How are the scores for DNC computed? It appears
that the boat which didn’t show up scores -19.3 points and the boat
which raced but came last, scores 10.5 points.In the first race, all boats except 1 sailed the wrong course and
were eventually scored DNF after being protested. Sailwave gave a
score of “2.41 DNF” to the boats and 91.2 to the winner.
How is the number -2.41 arrived at?In the second race, 2 boats were OCS. They were given scores of
-44.06 while the boat that re-started but came last was given only
10.5 points instead of 36.3 (for 5th out of 7); although all finishing
boats were scored as if racing in a 5 boat fleet and would also need
adjustment if the last place is re-scored.I do not understand why a DNF scores -2.41 points and an OCS, -44.06.
Any help would be appreciated.
Craig Strand
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Craig S.