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Race results

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Midnight Oil Day 9 : California beaches (Cascade Range)
Version 3 proposed by Vertigo on March 11th, 2019

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Submitter's comments: This is the last task for Midnight Oil. Points are doubled for this final task.
There will not be a refly tomorrow.

If you liked this competition, consider signing up for Low & Slow which starts Monday.

We start really low (500m) and follow the beach ridges until we get an opportunity to get further inland and possibly catch some thermals there to reach our goal.

There is no source of lift near the start. If during the jointime and warmup, you get too low for a proper start, just land on the airfield and hit refly.

2 min warmup followed by Regatta start!
Task length: 153 km, generally completed in 55 to 60 minutes
Difficulty level: Difficult
Plane class: 18-meter
Handicapped scoring: No
Glider restriction: No restriction.
Wing loading limit: Not set
Condor version: 2.0.6
Network id: YXUHU

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WEATHER
Weather preset: Custom Clouds: Low
Thermals: None Thermals activity: Low
Season: Summer Time: Afternoon
Wind:
234° (South-West) for 28 km/h

RACE
Start type: Airborne Delay before race start: 2 min.
Start time window: Regatta Task type: Racing task
Ridge race: Wave:
Countryside flight: Mountain flight:
Teams enabled: Tail hunting (knuckles):
Turnpoint helpers range: 10 km PDA allowed:
Incentive: The number of points is doubled

TURN POINTS
Take off:Jack-Mc-Namara-F (20 m.)
Airport
Start:Jack-Mc-Namara-F (20 m.)
Heading: 270° for 0.0 km,
Coords: 41.46.814N / 124.14.96W
Classic turnpoint,
min. height: 0 m., max.: 500 m.
angle: 180°, radius: 3,000 m.
Finish:Dinsmore (734 m.)
Heading: 160° for 153.3 km,
Coords: 40.29.525N / 123.35.893W
Classic turnpoint,
min. height: 0 m., max.: 10,000 m.
angle: 180°, radius: 3,000 m.

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