flytilidie

Many thanks to all for replys, and i concur with all the points raised. Good to know that standard software today is more that adequate to conform to sailing requirements. I do agree that fine tuning is important to ensure the transmitter feels right in the users hands, ensuring personal preferences can be applied ,makes a lot of difference. Again many thanks for all your advice -- appreciated ,,TB

New to IOM sailing but have many years flying behind me , my question is i have seen adverts for radio equipment tailored to suit competition sailing and i wondered what tailoring is being actually applied. I can understand applications for using exponential ,end point adjustment ,sub trim and possibly pitch curve to allow finer sail adjustment at end point but is there anything else. I already have high end Rc equipment with options for considerable flexibility in the set up and was expecting that to be more than adequate but perhaps i am wrong - any help appreciated to clarify what tailoring is preferred to suit competition IOM sailing - thanks