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I got word that LMPHRF is going to look at the base PHRF rating next month. The base rating on Lake Michigan 144 (J+1 pole and 155% jib). The ODR is 138.
I don't know why they want to mess with an old boat, but I believe it is a political ploy out of Waukegan Yacht Club since I am vice Commodore of a competing Yacht Club. I raced one regatta there lest year and won two races, but placed third overall. Since then I have heard from my PHRF rep and the WYC PHRF rep that I am being looked at and that all J30 on Lake Michigan are being looked at. Every boat I have sailed in the last ten years a WYC rep has appealed to PHRF with no changes.
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What is the Data on the lake say? PHRF can't change the rating of a boat like the J30 with all the data out there based on the one boat. I would question that. On Lake Ontario we all carry the class legal 163% and take the 3 second penalty for it. Our rating is 135 with the class legal #1. Given that if you are using the 2 you should get +3 from the base flying sails rating. I would contact your regional PHRF chairperson and ask why the J 30 is getting another look on your lake. They should not change your rating based on your boat. It should be based on the Data for all the boats.
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Two races does not a rating change make.
There's plenty of data from down in Chicago...
The Verve Cup this year had a well sailed J/30 (Awesome).
The NOOD a year ago had two J/30s racing PHRF.
I think you'll find a whole host of data to look at.
Dennis Bartley Planxty, s/n 23994 hull 205
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Thanks for the replies. I will put all the data I can find together for their "review".
We will see what happens. I only race the boat on weekday beer cans, and GLSS (Solo Mac) and LMSS races. Next time I do a ragatta I think I will come down to Chicago.
John Madcap
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Yes! Please do come down to Chgo, and let's make it a gathering point for the rest of the fleet too, and get a OD section.
We are looking at Verve Cup or NOOD. NOOD is felt to be kind of early for many of us.
I think those people from LMPHRF are pretty sharp and should see a complaint for what it is. We might even be due for an old age allowance pretty soon! I wouldn't sweat it too much.
Nonetheless I'd feel pretty cocky if I were you. (insert winky wink here)
Dell
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