Snap Switch

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In a message dated 4/13/2004 12:44:59 PM US Eastern Standard Time, 
gfowler at raytheon.com writes:
It means there is no such thing as a 10 snap
  Gray, there is nowhere that says anyone should get a 10, you could be right 
that maybe there isn't a 10 snap but the guy that gets the best score still 
wins, Mark Pool put it very well you may have a step to say a foot or two but 
the line is still the same in the vertical plane and the heading is still 
straight, I found last year at the Nat's finals that Andrew Jesky was doing a 
vertical maneuver that had a roll then a snap he was really displacing to the right 
by maybe 3 feet so ask him to do it the opposite way so instead of say 
rolling to the left and then snapping to the right, try rolling right and snapping 
to the left, what happened he came back out now on line, so some of this is 
just figuring out what works best, and still meets the rules.


Steve Maxwell
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