Re: Looking for horsepower?
I understand how the old system worked. I was in Bendover for JR and Tsunami's attempt on the 3k. Went there to observe and dig it but got "volunteered" to look through the timing window and make sure they stayed within the altitude corridor. I guess the change was made because records set with the old analog equipment could possibly be proven inaccurate if conducted with today's technology and rules. Also, it may be "easier" now (as in being able to just "fly the plane" without concentrating so much on the tight corridor restrictions.) to set or break a record too. The change makes total sense.
I'm guessing again that the new records must still be set with the average speed from two equal parallel directions?
Originally posted by ChrisMX105
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I'm guessing again that the new records must still be set with the average speed from two equal parallel directions?
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