Robert Armstrong

The website I was directed to was NBC Sports. Looks like someone decided to monetise coverage. They need a credit card to validate which country you are from as NBC are not permitted (by who?) to stream everywhere, apparently. The blurb says you wont be charged for access. Not going to provide my credit card details and disappointed that coverage is evidently going to be geographically restricted to some extent.

If you click on the link in the channel description you get taken to a proprietary link which requires login and needs your credit card for 'validation'. Not handing my credit card details to some random website. Not impressed. Always thought that the Gladstone Worlds coverage would take some beating and Datchet seem to have failed from the get go for me. Perhaps someone can explain?

The IOM GBR website linked from the MYA site has nothing more recent than 2022. Is it still current?

Thanks both.

I have just 3d printed a Footy. The website linked to details of a cassette system for the servos but also used something called a Stollery Power Arm. This is a curved wire extension to the servo arm with a sliding fitting to which the sheet attaches. Arm fully forward, slider at front, sail all out, arm fully back, slider moves close to the servo and sheets in. The system seems to rely on a curved wire but unfortunately the attached pictures are a bit indistinct and I have not been able to find any more detailed explanation of how to set the arm up. I suspect that the curve is critical. Probably T&E. Anyone know of any better source, preferably with diagrams? The Footy was printed as proof of concept mainly, but I would like to complete it as a fun project and already have most of the bits needed as 'left overs '.