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Assymetrical polar testing using a polar % range
Hi all,
A question regarding the use of asymmetrical polars for port/starboard due to a missing bit of foil. When I set the asymmetrical polars for instance the PolP polar to 100%, and the PolS to 98%, and then run projections using the Optimal - P% Polar % option from 95% to 100% polars, am I testing PolP polar % 95 to 100% and PolS for the same range, or testing for PolS 98% times 95 to 100% hence lower percentages range from 93% to 98%?
Thank in advance for any help.
Herman
- Nick
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Re: Assymetrical polar testing using a polar % range
Hello,
I am not at all sure sure I understand the question, but the P and S polars can have their own percentages.
The auto polar % option is on top of those.
- Herman_NL
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Re: Assymetrical polar testing using a polar % range
Hi Nick, thanks for your reply. If you state "on top of those" this implies if I interpret this correctly, that the polar percentage used in the Port and SB polar percentages are multiplied with the Optimal polar range specified.
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