Thank you Mark,
It was your reply I was reffering to and not Bill G's.
I found the A6 rules. Thank you for the nudge in the right direction.
Ren
--- In Indoor_Construction_at_yahoogroups.com, "Mark F1diddler" <f1diddler@...> wrote:
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> --- In Indoor_Construction_at_yahoogroups.com, "Ren" <nmonllor@> wrote:
> I inquired about an A6 article written some time ago. so as to get a bit of a
> handle on this topic; as it seems to be an important topic, and I only received
> one response from Bill (I think it was), and he couldn't lead me any closer to
> the information I was looking for.
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> It's kind of tough to make an informed decision when you don't have all the
> information.... Kind of like a first grader trying to do 8th grade math.>>
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> Ren,
> I PMed you a week ago about the Mather article, which I still haven't found yet, but have it somewhere. Although the Mather A6 rules are in that article, that's not what is necessarily used today. Look in Files section of InCo--accessed on left of message board. Look for file "A6 National rules." Another common set is USIC rules, very similar, and probably more used.
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> Part of the fuss is due to lack of official rule set, but of course every rule set is official in the contest it is used. Within any one club, none of this matters much.
> MB
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