לקוראי אנגלית - סיכום הפורבס
מאתר OZ REPORT The competition averaged 115 miles or 185 km tasks. This is likely to be the longest average ever in a high level competition. The longest tasks were 234 km and 237 km. The average percentage of pilots into goal was sixty percent. I can't image that there has been another high level competition with this level of goal completion especially given the distances set for the tasks. This indicates good piloting skills and great conditions. For a bit of fun and to see how a competition goes, do that following. Go to the tracklogs section above and download the tracklogs from January 9th. Open up the zipped in WinZip or other program and extract the flights for Jonny Durand, Gerolf Heirichs, Davis Straub, Minoru Kato, and Robert Reisinger, for example. If you do not have SeeYou installed install it. Be sure to choose a custom three dimensional icon for the three D display, using one of the Moyes hang gliders. You'll want to size the icon to about 300 meters, which just seems to work better in SeeYou for some reason. Open one of the flights. Click Edit, Add Flight, and add each of the flights to the same screen. Click View, 3D View. Pull up the window at the bottom of the screen to see the textual information about each flight. Double click on each flight and change the registration field to the pilot's first name. Set the animation timer in the tool bar at the top of the window to about 20 or 40 times. Click the play button. Put your cursor over the three D display and start moving it around and use your scroll wheel to move in and out. You'll find an interesting story here. Torrey Heaney, Grant's 13 year old son, was introduced to SeeYou a couple of days ago. Within hours he was displaying 3D views of the races to pilots on the big screen. He was downloading these flights from Tim Cumming's site, choosing flights and displaying 3 D views of the races for his own enjoyment also. What's holding you back from experiencing this great learning tool? דיוויס ממליץ להשתמש בתכנת SEE YOU....יש מישהוא שעובד איתה?
מאתר OZ REPORT The competition averaged 115 miles or 185 km tasks. This is likely to be the longest average ever in a high level competition. The longest tasks were 234 km and 237 km. The average percentage of pilots into goal was sixty percent. I can't image that there has been another high level competition with this level of goal completion especially given the distances set for the tasks. This indicates good piloting skills and great conditions. For a bit of fun and to see how a competition goes, do that following. Go to the tracklogs section above and download the tracklogs from January 9th. Open up the zipped in WinZip or other program and extract the flights for Jonny Durand, Gerolf Heirichs, Davis Straub, Minoru Kato, and Robert Reisinger, for example. If you do not have SeeYou installed install it. Be sure to choose a custom three dimensional icon for the three D display, using one of the Moyes hang gliders. You'll want to size the icon to about 300 meters, which just seems to work better in SeeYou for some reason. Open one of the flights. Click Edit, Add Flight, and add each of the flights to the same screen. Click View, 3D View. Pull up the window at the bottom of the screen to see the textual information about each flight. Double click on each flight and change the registration field to the pilot's first name. Set the animation timer in the tool bar at the top of the window to about 20 or 40 times. Click the play button. Put your cursor over the three D display and start moving it around and use your scroll wheel to move in and out. You'll find an interesting story here. Torrey Heaney, Grant's 13 year old son, was introduced to SeeYou a couple of days ago. Within hours he was displaying 3D views of the races to pilots on the big screen. He was downloading these flights from Tim Cumming's site, choosing flights and displaying 3 D views of the races for his own enjoyment also. What's holding you back from experiencing this great learning tool? דיוויס ממליץ להשתמש בתכנת SEE YOU....יש מישהוא שעובד איתה?