The spot records every 10 minutes. The logger records every few
seconds. If a pilot spent less than 10 minutes in the area it is
possible that the spot will not display the fact that he entered the
circle.
BB's points score is correct on the results website.
The Scorer.
On Wed 21/01/09 5:00 PM , Peter Stephenson
[email protected] sent:
I think BB did not enter the number 2 area. :-(
PeterS
John Switala wrote: st1:*{behavior:url(#default#ieooui) }
Guys
Spot tracking devices have been installed in the first 5 place
holders in all classes for Day 8, Tuesday 21 January 2009, of the
Australian Multi Class Nationals being held at Benalla, Victoria.
The task is an AAT (Assigned Area Task) for all classes in the comp
The task is:
Benalla
Pleasant Hill - 40 kilometre radius area
Murchison East - 50 kilometre radius area
Corowa - 30 kilometre radius area
Glenrowan – 2 kilometre radius area
Benalla
Minimum distance is 287 kilometres; Maximum distance is 762
kilometres; Median distance 523 kilometres.
15 Metre and Open Classes have 4.0 hours for the task; 18m and
Standard Classes are 3.5 hours duration.
Launch time is 12:00pm. Class launch sequence is: Open, 15M, 18M
then Standard. Start gates for each class open 20 minutes after last
launch of that class.
The forecast is for a fine day with cu day developing. Temperature
forecast is 34-38C in Benalla. Thermal strengths should be an average
of 6-8knots over the task. Maximum thermals strengths could reach
10knots. Height forecast is approximately 10,000 feet. Wind is
currently from the west at 5 knots. Temperature is not climbing as
forecast and the temperature is critical for launch and task. B task
will be the same task with less time to be decided on the grid if
necessary.
The link for Standard class is:
http://track.glidingmaps.com/event/multiclass09-standard/current/display
The link for 15 metre class is:
http://track.glidingmaps.com/event/multiclass09-15m/current/display
The link for 18 metre class is:
http://track.glidingmaps.com/event/multiclass09-18m/current/display
The link for Open class is:
http://track.glidingmaps.com/event/multiclass09-open/current/display
Gliders are only “seen” on the tracking page as the Spot is
turned on and picked up by the satellite. So you may only see a few
gliders showing up on the tacking page initially, but most are shown
by the time the glider’s start gate opens.
Browsers to use are Firefox or Safari. Internet Explorer does not
function well.
Thanks to New South Wales Gliding through the Narromine Club for the
loan of their 10 spot devices.
Thanks also to John Wharington and Scott Penrose for the development
effort for glider tracking.
John Switala
Ops Director
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