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Name seafly
Email Address nick.clayton@cybertechuav.com.au
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  • SOL World Race leg 3 course
    Board » Flag Officers » Races
    May I respectfully submit a request that the course for Leg 3 have the stipulation that boats pass to the SOUTH of Dondra Head (lat:5*55'09.35 N ; Long:80*35'14.49 E ) on Sri Lanka.
    The Palk Strait is limited to depths of 1 metre at the shoals of Adam's Bridge, so it's pretty obvious that VO70 yachts could not be navigated through this area.
    I recall in the last SOL World race this was allowed and boats gained an advantage. In the interest of realism perhaps this could be accomadated?
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  • Re: Low tech answer ?
    Board » Technical Support
    I guess no answer sums it up!
    Carry on Regardless
  • Low tech answer ?
    Board » Technical Support
    Can someone explain how the boats are updated to our computers in the flash program? I find that lately I am frozen out of the game at least once or twice a day, needing refresh to advance to the current position . This is also always happenning at turning points (just like good old beta !!). Causes alot of anxt and stuff. :(

    Are there "ideal settings" we should have to configure the computer to facilitate the live flash ,would like to know.
    I have a suspicion I'm not alone.

    --- Last Edited by seafly at 2010-04-07 13:58:29 ---

    --- Last Edited by seafly at 2010-04-13 15:17:02 ---
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  • Re: Vendee Globe
    Board » General Discussion
    I'm with you Lakis. I think the Volvo race has become a commercial trip.The REAL race will always be down South.At least the Vendee and it's participants have the smarts and common sense to go with the wind.Long live frontier sailing.
    Carry on Regardless
  • Re: Future races
    Board » General Discussion
    I know its short notice but Newport -Bermuda starts June 20th 2008 1300hrs Est.
    Could race as Rambler sized boats same polars as Transpac? They have I-Boat tracking for added interest(like Sydney-Hobart)
    Maybe also Gulf Stream can be added to really tax us?
    Carry on Regardless
  • Possible bug at markrounding
    Board » Technical Support
    Hello,
    During the Venerace when rounding Vanersborg mark I lost "connection with the "server"" at the critical moment.I was in company with a lot of boats and by the time I got back had lost 30 places. At Kristinehamn again just prior to rounding lost connection again?This time regained connection in time,Is the "server" yours and does it get Overloaded??Both times alot of boats in my vicinity ;encountered no connection losses with "server" at any other times!

    --- Last Edited by Nick Clayton at 2008-04-15 09:19:50 ---
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  • Re: Gotland Runt race
    Board » Technical Support
    Thanks Laiska ,I need to leave green dot at apex to starboard ,I guess? (I'll go back and try.)
    Carry on Regardless
  • Gotland Runt race
    Board » Technical Support
    Hi,
    Is there a specific course of marks to round on this race? I have done a practice run but ,after rounding Hoburg I have lost rank going forward!
    I have sailed the same direction as the others.Don't know what I did wrong?
    Carry on Regardless

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