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2016-05-10 19:48:03

Re: Non-current QtVlm polars

Board » Technical Support

Thanks.
2016-05-10 17:30:21

Re: Non-current QtVlm polars

Board » Technical Support

Hi Bimmer,

What is the .vmg files? And how do I open those files?

I know that the .csv files are used by Qt, but I don't know what the .vmg are used for.

Thanks,
Antonio

--- Last Edited by zero at 2016-05-10 17:49:18 ---
2016-02-13 17:21:38

Boat Info

Board » General Discussion

I just noticed that we now can get a boat info with a profile, a picture, the polar AND a list of all the races the boat was used here on SOL. All this summarized on a single page PDF.
How clever, and interesting information to have.
To whoever came up with this idea;
Thank You !

Antonio (zero)
2015-09-14 18:18:05

Re: Carib Rum Run 2015

Board » Sailonline Yacht Club

"One-Eyed Zero"

Thank you!
-zero

O prazer é meu, ye lard brained swab

--- Last Edited by RainbowChaser at 2015-09-14 19:52:34 ---
2015-01-08 22:19:00

Re: SOL RULES OF RACING

Board » Flag Officers » Rules and Decisions

One of the beauty of SOL is it's simplicity. These rules are very simple to understand and simple to follow.
Well done.
Thank you all involved in running this great platform.

Antonio
2015-01-01 21:34:06

Re: 2014 CHAMPIONSHIPS HALL OF FAME

Board » Flag Officers » Championships

To Piero,

THANK YOU !!!

Yes, all in capital letters.

Antonio
2014-09-14 23:49:24

Re: Carib Rum Run 2014

Board » Sailonline Yacht Club

"zero" ... to be
"Fancypants Zero"

aye me lad, get your wessel in the race and ye'll be set!

--- Last Edited by RainbowChaser at 2014-09-15 11:35:30 ---
2014-07-04 03:09:11

Re: re colin arcer

Board » Technical Support

Hi IANDOG,

During practice the finish line does NOT stop your boat.

Cheers,
Antonio
2014-06-27 00:10:54

Re: Here is how to propose new races

Board » Flag Officers » Race proposals

Newport to Bermuda Race

We have sailed this traditional race twice on SOL with the last one just finished.
I am sure it was a painful experience for the ones caught by the blue arrows, the so called Bermuda High.

For some it was a delightful race, but I am sure that for everyone it was an intrigue and demanding experience.

The real life Bermuda Race is sailed every two years, next on to be in 2016. Over the many years of existence, there was fast runs, very fast runs, slow runs and painful runs but always very interesting.

I would like respectfully ask the Sailonline Race Committee to consider including this race on our racing calendar, once every two years, always starting on the 3rd Friday of June.

Thank you very much,
Antonio (zero)
2014-06-08 16:02:31

Racing reports from the winners

Board » General Discussion

I would like to thank all podium sailors who take time to write race reports.
I don't remember when this trend started, but it is fascinating and instructive feedback reading.

Thanks mates,
Antonio (zero)

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