SW Pacific Tour Standings and Statistics
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Paul;
Thanks for the "special" update of my stats..
I appreciate, and hope the others do as well, all your efforts, hard work
and dedication to put on this event.. You, Sir, are truly an unsung hero :salute:
(okay, I can't sing, and you wouldn't want me to..)
Charles.
Paul;
Thanks for the "special" update of my stats..
I appreciate, and hope the others do as well, all your efforts, hard work
and dedication to put on this event.. You, Sir, are truly an unsung hero :salute:
(okay, I can't sing, and you wouldn't want me to..)
Charles.
New Numbers are up:
http://www.prbsystems.com/AirRacing/SWPAC/Progress.html
Apologies to salt_air - seems he finished the race some time ago and I've been leaving him out of the progress updates! And he's the fastest on the transport class too!
http://www.prbsystems.com/AirRacing/SWPAC/Progress.html
Apologies to salt_air - seems he finished the race some time ago and I've been leaving him out of the progress updates! And he's the fastest on the transport class too!
salt_air
Charter Member
Updated numbers. Will post final results with sime analysis as soon as teson1 brings the Spitfire home, as it doesn't looks as though there will be any more across the finish line before winter! 
http://www.prbsystems.com/AirRacing/SWPAC/Progress.html
http://www.prbsystems.com/AirRacing/SWPAC/Progress.html
Hi Paul,
just a small comment - the calculated average flight speed is slightly skewed as crashed flights have 0 distance registered in the list. So the calculated averages are not fully comparable.
(Says he who has crashed...
)
Thanks for your hard work tracking all flights!
just a small comment - the calculated average flight speed is slightly skewed as crashed flights have 0 distance registered in the list. So the calculated averages are not fully comparable.
(Says he who has crashed...
)Thanks for your hard work tracking all flights!
srgalahad
Charter Member 2022
Somehow you got the York dropped into the bomber class. While it shared wing structure with the Lanc, it - like the B307 - had a totally new fuselage and was designed and certified as a transport. It served that way until after the beginning of the jet age. The Lancastrian was the bomber conversion.
:salute:
:salute:
Hi Paul,
just a small comment - the calculated average flight speed is slightly skewed as crashed flights have 0 distance registered in the list. So the calculated averages are not fully comparable.
(Says he who has crashed...
Thanks for your hard work tracking all flights!
Yes, you are correct, but since the important "metric", time, is unaffected by this, I decided not to worry to much about it. Average speed over the course was just a curiosity anyway.
Oops. It wasn't "somehow", it was "Paul assumed it was a bomber". Shows what I know! I'll fix that one too...
Here is the official race results, by aircraft class. Congratulations to Wombat for taking the trophy by placing first in the Fighter Class, and to srgalahad for taking first place in both the Bomber and Transport Classes!
Bombers:
10.29,"srgalahad","Boston III"
11.18,"smilo","Boston III"
13.62,"Moses03","SB2C-4"
14.57,"robert41","B-25J"
15.50,"Great Ozzie","B-17G"
16.94,"Willy","SBD-5"
19.15,"Taco","TBF-1C"
20.48,"DHC120","B-17G"
Fighters:
9.03,"Wombat","P-51B"
9.54,"Apollosmith","P-38J"
9.61,"mickj300","P-51D"
9.66,"teson1","Spitfire Mk XIV"
9.74,"dcc","P-38H"
10.48,"RedGreen","P-38G"
10.53,"MM","F4U-1A"
11.23,"PRB","Mosquito"
11.43,"PRB","F4U-1A"
14.23,"sandman","Spitfire Mk XIV"
Transports:
13.18,"srgalahad","York"
14.38,"salt_air","C-54B"
17.24,"Willy","C-46"
18.61,"smilo","C-46"
22.29,"robert41","DC-3"
23.91,"oldpropfan","DC-3"
Next is a listing of all the race finishers and their total race distance. This is an indication of efficient route planning, as it was possible to hit all the required airports in sequences that resulted in different lengths for the overall course. Apollosmith takes home the "Efficiency in Route Planning" Award!
Distance, Legs, Pilot, Aircraft, Class
3038.8, 15, "Apollosmith", "P-38J", "F"
3039.3, 17, "oldpropfan", "DC-3", "T"
3044.4, 17, "teson1", "Spitfire Mk XIV", "F"
3045.7, 15, "RedGreen", "P-38G", "F"
3054.1, 15, "robert41", "B-25J", "B"
3058.1, 16, "Great Ozzie", "B-17G", "B"
3060.2, 16, "MM"," F4U-1A", "F"
3063.8, 15, "srgalahad", "York", "T"
3065.3, 15, "srgalahad", "Boston III", "B"
3070.5, 16, "PRB", "F4U-1A", "F"
3090.6, 15, "dcc", "P-38H", "F"
3097.8, 16, "mickj300", "P-51D", "F"
3118.1, 16, "smilo", "Boston III", "B"
3118.8, 16, "Wombat", "P-51B", "F"
3144.9, 18, "robert41", "DC-3", "T"
3145.8, 15, "salt_air", "C-54B", "T"
3153.2, 16, "PRB", "Mosquito", "F"
3223.4, 17, "Willy", "C-46", "T"
3254.0, 16, "Moses03", "SB2C-4", "B"
3369.4, 19, "Willy", "SBD-5", "B"
3381.0, 15, "smilo", "C-46", "T"
3437.6, 18, "Taco", "TBF-1C", "B"
3463.7, 21, "sandman", "Spitfire Mk XIV", "F"
3502.7, 15, "DHC120", "B-17G", "B"
Thanks to all who participated in this event. It was a lot of fun. Now go find your favorite 1950s era transport, we got some cargo to deliver down in South America!
Bombers:
10.29,"srgalahad","Boston III"
11.18,"smilo","Boston III"
13.62,"Moses03","SB2C-4"
14.57,"robert41","B-25J"
15.50,"Great Ozzie","B-17G"
16.94,"Willy","SBD-5"
19.15,"Taco","TBF-1C"
20.48,"DHC120","B-17G"
Fighters:
9.03,"Wombat","P-51B"
9.54,"Apollosmith","P-38J"
9.61,"mickj300","P-51D"
9.66,"teson1","Spitfire Mk XIV"
9.74,"dcc","P-38H"
10.48,"RedGreen","P-38G"
10.53,"MM","F4U-1A"
11.23,"PRB","Mosquito"
11.43,"PRB","F4U-1A"
14.23,"sandman","Spitfire Mk XIV"
Transports:
13.18,"srgalahad","York"
14.38,"salt_air","C-54B"
17.24,"Willy","C-46"
18.61,"smilo","C-46"
22.29,"robert41","DC-3"
23.91,"oldpropfan","DC-3"
Next is a listing of all the race finishers and their total race distance. This is an indication of efficient route planning, as it was possible to hit all the required airports in sequences that resulted in different lengths for the overall course. Apollosmith takes home the "Efficiency in Route Planning" Award!
Distance, Legs, Pilot, Aircraft, Class
3038.8, 15, "Apollosmith", "P-38J", "F"
3039.3, 17, "oldpropfan", "DC-3", "T"
3044.4, 17, "teson1", "Spitfire Mk XIV", "F"
3045.7, 15, "RedGreen", "P-38G", "F"
3054.1, 15, "robert41", "B-25J", "B"
3058.1, 16, "Great Ozzie", "B-17G", "B"
3060.2, 16, "MM"," F4U-1A", "F"
3063.8, 15, "srgalahad", "York", "T"
3065.3, 15, "srgalahad", "Boston III", "B"
3070.5, 16, "PRB", "F4U-1A", "F"
3090.6, 15, "dcc", "P-38H", "F"
3097.8, 16, "mickj300", "P-51D", "F"
3118.1, 16, "smilo", "Boston III", "B"
3118.8, 16, "Wombat", "P-51B", "F"
3144.9, 18, "robert41", "DC-3", "T"
3145.8, 15, "salt_air", "C-54B", "T"
3153.2, 16, "PRB", "Mosquito", "F"
3223.4, 17, "Willy", "C-46", "T"
3254.0, 16, "Moses03", "SB2C-4", "B"
3369.4, 19, "Willy", "SBD-5", "B"
3381.0, 15, "smilo", "C-46", "T"
3437.6, 18, "Taco", "TBF-1C", "B"
3463.7, 21, "sandman", "Spitfire Mk XIV", "F"
3502.7, 15, "DHC120", "B-17G", "B"
Thanks to all who participated in this event. It was a lot of fun. Now go find your favorite 1950s era transport, we got some cargo to deliver down in South America!
very cool!!!
congrats to all pilots.
many thanks to Paul for setting this up
and for an exemplary job with the statistics.
this was fun stuff.
i'm looking forward to the next one.
as a side note;
today, i finally got my 5.1 surround headset working
and decided to take the old girl out for a sound check.
HOLY CRAP!!!
what a difference with bass vibration turned up.
and the Boston is incredible as well,
especially at lower RMPs.
rumble, rumble, shake, shake.
i sure hope i can keep this thing working.
congrats to all pilots.
many thanks to Paul for setting this up
and for an exemplary job with the statistics.
this was fun stuff.
i'm looking forward to the next one.
as a side note;
today, i finally got my 5.1 surround headset working
and decided to take the old girl out for a sound check.
HOLY CRAP!!!
what a difference with bass vibration turned up.
and the Boston is incredible as well,
especially at lower RMPs.
rumble, rumble, shake, shake.
i sure hope i can keep this thing working.