Si Vous Voulez Battre Un Record Du Monde...

[Denis F]

Les loggers Cambridge models 10, 20 & 25, Print Technik GR1000 series et Zander 940 types ne sont plus homologués par l'IGC pour les records du monde (source : IGC discuss)

[Olivier]

Les loggers Cambridge models 10, 20 & 25

 

Heureusement Christophe dispose d'un Colibri :lol:

[Fred]

IGC FLIGHT RECORDER APPROVAL LEVELS

 

A decision was made on 5 March by the IGC Plenary meeting in Lausanne,

Switzerland, that will affect the Cambridge models 10, 20 & 25, Print

Technik GR1000 series and the Zander 940 types of GPS Flight Recorder.

The annual Plenary meeting is the highest decision-taking body within

the IGC structure.  This was the final stage in the process of reviewing

World Record (WR) procedures that was carried out by a working group led

by the IGC Bureau during 2004.

 

A discussion was held on electronic security systems for flight

recorders that may be used for WR flight evidence.  It was decided by a

two thirds majority vote that flight recorders not having public/private

key systems such as RSA or equivalent as part of the system by which

manufacturer's Validation program files are available through the IGC

GNSS web pages, will not be permitted for WR evidence.  In accordance

with Annex B of the Sporting Code for Gliding (SC3B), para 1.1.4.2, this

will take effect on 15 March 2006 and over-rides any "Grandfather

Rights" for the recorders concerned.

 

The manufacturers have already been notified and the period of a year

allows them to consider the possibility of an upgrade for these recorder

models.

 

Otherwise, the new IGC-approval level for these types of recorder will

be at the "all IGC/FAI badge and diplomas" level (SC3B para 1.1.3.3.2)

with effect from 15 March 2006.

 

Finally, please note that this decision does not affect the use of such

recorders in gliding competitions (SC3B para 1.1.3.3.6 refers).

 

Bernald S Smith, Chairman IGC ANDS Committee

Ian W Strachan, Chairman IGC GFA Committee

 

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Ian Strachan

Chairman IGC GFA Committee

[Philippe de Péchy]

Les loggers Cambridge models 10, 20 & 25, Print Technik GR1000 series et Zander 940 types ne sont plus homologués par l'IGC pour les records du monde (source : IGC discuss)

 

A partir du 1er mars 2006 et seulement si les constructeurs ne fournissent pas de mise à jour.

 

Ceci dit comme la mise à jour reviendrait à changer le coeur du materiel, ca a de forte chance d'arriver. Par contre Zander étudie avec l'IGC une solution palliative passant par l'utilisation d'Internet.

 

Quoi qu'il en soit, ces enregistreurs resteront valables pour tous les autres types de performance (compétitions même mondiales, badges et records nationaux).

[Olivier]

Quoi qu'il en soit, ces enregistreurs resteront valables pour tous les autres types de performance (compétitions même mondiales, badges et records nationaux).

Merci pour la précision