Reply to "Expected Longer Recal Tactics"

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A situation that makes me worry about adopting the Russell check as a way to avoid having to do a post-race calibration is the following:

Measurer does a pre-cal at home when it is 70 degrees. During his drive to the course a storm moves in and the temp drops 10 degrees. He gets to the course, does his Russell pre-cal, measures the course, does his Russell post-cal. His Russell check tells him his cal constant didn't change during his course measurement, so he doesn't do a real post calibration. Result: short course.

5/12/194:21 PM

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