same skipper different boat?

Is it possible to score a skipper who sailed an FJ in one race and a Sweet 16 in a different race (in the same series) in such a way to allow both races to count towards qualification?

this currently a hypothetical question, but it is one that may come up in the near future in my club as we have a couple skippers with different boats that they want to sail.

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Matt Woodall

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Yes. We have to do this at our club with our dinghy series.
You need to enter a custom rating for each race and make sure you change it
each time someone changes boats. It makes it more manual, but is the only way
I’ve figured out to do it.

Hopefully that helps.

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Sent: Monday, August 16, 2010 4:07 PM
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Subject: [sailwave] same skipper different boat?

Is it possible to score a skipper who sailed an FJ in one race and a Sweet
16 in a different race (in the same series) in such a way to allow both races
to count towards qualification?

this currently a hypothetical question, but it is one that may come up in the
near future in my club as we have a couple skippers with different boats that
they want to sail.


Matt Woodall

A Comfortable Sail Blog Protest Me (I might
like it :slight_smile: )

A Comfortable Sail Facebook page

“Most people are about as happy as they decide to be.” – Abraham Lincoln

Yes, assuming of course that you are scoring by means of a handicap rating, e.g. Portsmouth.

When the change of class occurs, go to Edit Result' for that competitor and that race and select the Rating tab. Enter the new class handicap in the bottom box Race rating’. If the change will persist, check the `Use until the next race rating is specified’ box.

It isn’t too easy to indicate this change in the results output, as only the original rating is shown. I put in under Class something like `FJ / Sweet16’.

hth

Malcolm Osborne

South Africa

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----- Original Message -----

From:
Matt Woodall

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Sent: Monday, August 16, 2010 10:06 PM

Subject: [sailwave] same skipper different boat?

Is it possible to score a skipper who sailed an FJ in one race and a Sweet 16 in a different race (in the same series) in such a way to allow both races to count towards qualification?

this currently a hypothetical question, but it is one that may come up in the near future in my club as we have a couple skippers with different boats that they want to sail.


Matt Woodall

A Comfortable Sail Blog Protest Me (I might like it :slight_smile: )
A Comfortable Sail Facebook page

“Most people are about as happy as they decide to be.” – Abraham Lincoln

Malcolm,
Thanks so much for the information.

Sincerely,
Matt

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Matt Woodall

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On Mon, Aug 16, 2010 at 4:43 PM, Malcolm Osborne malcolmo@telkomsa.net wrote:

Yes, assuming of course that you are scoring by means of a handicap rating, e.g. Portsmouth.

When the change of class occurs, go to Edit Result' for that competitor and that race and select the Rating tab. Enter the new class handicap in the bottom box Race rating’. If the change will persist, check the `Use until the next race rating is specified’ box.

It isn’t too easy to indicate this change in the results output, as only the original rating is shown. I put in under Class something like `FJ / Sweet16’.

hth

Malcolm Osborne

South Africa

----- Original Message -----

From:
Matt Woodall

To: sailwave@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Monday, August 16, 2010 10:06 PM

Subject: [sailwave] same skipper different boat?

Is it possible to score a skipper who sailed an FJ in one race and a Sweet 16 in a different race (in the same series) in such a way to allow both races to count towards qualification?

this currently a hypothetical question, but it is one that may come up in the near future in my club as we have a couple skippers with different boats that they want to sail.


Matt Woodall

A Comfortable Sail Blog Protest Me (I might like it :slight_smile: )
A Comfortable Sail Facebook page

“Most people are about as happy as they decide to be.” – Abraham Lincoln

There is a section in the Sailwave Users guide that addresses your question. http://www.abyc.org/upload/Sailwave_ABYC_User_Guide.pdf

How Do I Change a Boats Handicap Mid Series?

During a long series, where scores are being attributed to the skipper rather that the boat, a skipper who changes boats may need to be scored using a different handicap in some races versus others.

Provided that you are scoring the series using a handicap rating system, such as Portsmouth yardstick, it is possible to change the handicap in the middle of a series, or to change the boat.

When the change of handicap occurs, go to “Edit Result” for that competitor and that race and select the Rating tab. Enter the new handicap in the bottom box ”Race Rating”. If the rating change will remain in effect for multiple races, check the “Use until the next race rating is specified” box.

You should be aware that it is not clear from the printed results that a rating change occurred for that race. , Add a comment in the notes for the competitor, or put an indication in the Class something like “Laser Standard / Laser Radial”.

Mark Townsend
s_mark_townsend@hotmail.com

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From: Matt Woodall

Sent: Monday, August 16, 2010 1:06 PM

To: sailwave@yahoogroups.com

Subject: [sailwave] same skipper different boat?

Is it possible to score a skipper who sailed an FJ in one race and a Sweet 16 in a different race (in the same series) in such a way to allow both races to count towards qualification?

this currently a hypothetical question, but it is one that may come up in the near future in my club as we have a couple skippers with different boats that they want to sail.


Matt Woodall

A Comfortable Sail Blog Protest Me (I might like it :slight_smile: )
A Comfortable Sail Facebook page

“Most people are about as happy as they decide to be.” – Abraham Lincoln