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20th December 2019 at 4:12 pm #1374Pete BarrowParticipant
Hi all
I agree that the course should be as near to Naviga length as poss.
However the triangle course is not needed.
We agreed some time ago to run the M course.Happy christmas to every one.
Peter20th December 2019 at 5:11 pm #1375adminKeymasterSo which option are you voting for Pete?
21st December 2019 at 9:03 am #1376Martin HarveyParticipantHaving had further thought to this issue I think that the main concern is with the hydro 2 class. These boats are getting bigger and to get two of them around the bends has been difficult even with the original course, with many accidents. So for this reason I would prefer at least 10 metres at the ends. I am with Paul Upton-Taylor in as much as no clear comparison can be achieved by a non-compliant course with Naviga perimeter length. Keep the course as it was originally laid out by Ian and George.
Seasons greetings to all.
21st December 2019 at 6:25 pm #1377Pete BarrowParticipantI think 10mtr at each end would be ok
23rd December 2019 at 11:22 am #1381adminKeymasterI have added what should be the last diagram to my original post in this topic. It shows the course as it would be if it was laid out as per the markings on the lake side. These were kindly taken by Ian Phillips and George Roberts recently, so thanks for doing that in “brass monkey” weather. You will notice that’s this layout has 9mt clearance from the bank sides.
The peripheral length of this circuit is 173.59mts.
One puzzle is if you compare this circuit to the one taken from the Google Maps ariel view (which I am told by David Harvey is from the 2018 Nationals), you will see that they are rather different. I can’t explain this.
2nd January 2020 at 7:06 pm #1422Roger GravesParticipantHi
Just a idea I was thinking of doing at our lake was to make up a triangle Fram from scaffold poles with loops at the ends and dragging it into position.2nd January 2020 at 8:20 pm #1423Pete BarrowParticipantThat’s a similar way they sort the bouy positions at moers in Germany. The pontoon is fastened to the bank made from scaffolding. Then everything else is attached to this. So the track never changes
18th January 2020 at 4:27 pm #1429adminKeymasterVoting will close at midnight on Friday the 24th of January.
Please post on the forum the number of your preferred choice from the list below.
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Description
Length
Bank Clearance
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Naviga peripheral distance with 9mt bank clearance
167.124
9
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Naviga peripheral distance with 10mt bank clearance
167.124
10
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Naviga peripheral distance with 12mt bank clearance
167.124
12
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Original layout as per bank side marks
173.59
9
5
Positions as per 2018 Nationals from Google Maps image
152.768
14
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Naviga width. Shorter straights. 10mt bank clearance
155.124
10
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18th January 2020 at 5:00 pm #1430Martin MachenParticipant2
18th January 2020 at 10:41 pm #1431Paul Upton TaylorParticipant6
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