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We want very much to do the Big Daddy, but we're running into the usual crew problems, and we're reluctant to write a check before that's settled. The new Lat came out with crew, so I'll make a few calls. Whether we'll be quick enough to help the fleet get its own start, I don't know.
Dale Mead
Break Away
From: Nick <SailRedux@home.com>
Organization: @Home Network
Date: Sat, 03 Mar 2001 07:43:50 -0800
To: "SF30's" <sfbay30s@sailpix.com>
Subject: Re: Big Daddy
I have been talking with the PRO of the Big Daddy and he is very much aware
of our desire for a separate start. Please get your entries in early and we
will carry more weight.
We will be Div E (he thinks) on the second of two course areas near the
Circle. The new starting system will be used, so study up. An example can
be found on the RYC website. The system calls for a warning (class flag) at
five minutes, preparatory (P flag) at four minutes. Drop preparatory at one
minute. Start at drop of warning. No flags flying at start. I have used
the system during the Finn Olympic trials, and it works well, and can save
time if the committee has to move a starting mark or the like. It can save
postponements, since the countdown doesn't start for a class until a
warning for that class is posted. I understand the YRA plans to use it this
summer.
It is possible that SI's for Big Daddy will be on the website later this
week, but be sure you check and double check Friday night and Sat morning
for the final issue
See you there..
Roger Craine wrote:
Dreamtime is in. Roger Craine
University of California
Economics 3880
Berkeley, CA 94720
http://emlab.Berkeley.EDU/users/craine/index.html
510-642-3021
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We want very much to do the Big Daddy, but we're running into the usual cre=
w problems, and we're reluctant to write a check before that's settled. &nbs=
p;The new Lat came out with crew, so I'll make a few calls. Whether we=
'll be quick enough to help the fleet get its own start, I don't know.
Dale Mead
Break Away
<BLOCKQUOTE>
<B>From: </B>Nick <SailRedux@home.com>
<B>Organization: </B>@Home Network
<B>Date: </B>Sat, 03 Mar 2001 07:43:50 -0800
<B>To: </B>"SF30's" <sfbay30s@sailpix.com>
<B>Subject: </B>Re: Big Daddy
</BLOCKQUOTE>
<BLOCKQUOTE>I have been talking with the PRO of the Big Daddy and he is ver=
y much aware of our desire for a separate start. Please get your entri=
es in early and we will carry more weight.
We will be Div E (he thinks) on the second of two course areas near the Cir=
cle. The new starting system will be used, so study up. An example can=
be found on the RYC website. The system calls for a warning (class fl=
ag) at five minutes, preparatory (P flag) at four minutes. Drop preparatory =
at one minute. Start at drop of warning. No flags flying at star=
t. I have used the system during the Finn Olympic trials, and it works=
well, and can save time if the committee has to move a starting mark or the=
like. It can save postponements, since the countdown doesn't st=
art for a class until a warning for that class is posted. I understand=
the YRA plans to use it this summer.
It is possible that SI's for Big Daddy will be on the website later this we=
ek, but be sure you check and double check Friday night and Sat morning for =
the final issue
See you there..
Roger Craine wrote:
<BLOCKQUOTE><FONT SIZE=3D"2"><B>Dreamtime is in.</B></FONT> <FONT SIZE=3D"2"><B=
>Roger Craine</B></FONT><FONT SIZE=3D"2"><B>Berkeley, CA 94720</B></FONT>
<FONT SIZE=3D"2"><B>University of California</B></FONT>
<FONT SIZE=3D"2"><B>Economics 3880</B></FONT>
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