Computers on the course

Article Abstract:

Onboard computers will provide information on navigation, tactics, environment and performance to the crews of the America's Cup racing yachts. Separate screens will display the course, the starting line, sail-selection information and enemy range and bearing information.

Usage, Microcomputers

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How to play the downwind angles

Article Abstract:

Racing downwind requires accurate information to check progress and make corrections. Techniques for using feedback from sensory perceptions, feedback from instruments and polar diagrams are discussed.

Methods

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The tactician still makes the call

Article Abstract:

Computerized instrument systems are vital to participants in the America's Cup races. The systems generate course readings that help competitors make decisions in the course of the race.

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