[NSRCA-discussion] Judging

[Jon Lowe]

Zero. Wrong maneuver. Similar situation was written up by Jon Carter in the K Factor a couple years ago, where a laydown Humpty was called for, but pilot did 90 degrees to vertical. I said 6 pt downgrade, for each 45 degree over rotation, he said zero for wrong maneuver. He won!

Jon

On Monday, August 7, 2017 Don Ramsey via NSRCA-discussion <nsrca-discussion at lists.nsrca.org> wrote:

Another judging question:

 

Senario:  An upline is flown that requires no rolls.  The pilot executes a partial roll that turns about 75 degrees then immediately returns to vertical as specified in the maneuver description.  

 

Two choices seem to be available:

1.        0 the maneuver because 2 turns have been made that require 5 pt downgrade each.  Errors are initial roll and roll that returns the mode to the correct attitude.

2.        Score it a 5 because only one error was made and a correction was made to return the model to the correct attitude.  Do not downgrade the correction.

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