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Name	kinuski
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2009-06-04 08:48:05

Re: Is there steering command history available?

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Yes, I send the delayed command as TWA 41.3 and it set as CC 41.3. I think I checked the delayed command, but was satisfied with the fact the command was there and didn't check the details of it.

I think I have had the same problem before (couple of times during half a year or so), but I was never able to come that close to a bug report. Hope you fix the bug and thank you for help.
2009-06-04 07:05:36

Re: Is there steering command history available?

Board » Technical Support

To illustrate my question I attach a screenshot. Right after I found my boat on a very wrong (about right the opposite to what it should have been) course in the morning I tried to alter it but got an error. Note the TWA I tried to set and the error returned. Flash page reload fixed the error. Since the buggy session was the same I used to make last delayed command could it be a bug or a glitch in the software?
2009-06-04 06:30:12

Is there steering command history available?

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Could I found out what exactly I set up as delayed command to be executed in OSTAR race 2009-06-04 about 3.00 UTC and what exactly happened to my boat? Was I just sleepy when set the command up or was it a bug or was it a glitch?
2009-03-30 11:57:10

Re: New SYC rankings march 09

Board » Sailonline Yacht Club

Why do I see Rio de Janeiro inport Race in my ranking score? Future races should not affect the ranking in any way.

And why does it have 53 points? Is it a number of registered boats at some point in time?

Also, races I didn't participate should not affect my overall ranking. For example, I never attended Mistli's BBQ, but it adds me 490 points. For a dedicated set of races - e.g. VOR - a missed leg may add penalty points, but that should be the same for overall SYC ranking.

Previous ranking was much more straightforward.

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