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(Note: See below for Pilot's Score Record).

Both blank and pre-filled score cards can be printed for all duration tasks including F3K and F5K.

  • F3B Duration Task A
  • F3J
  • F3K HLG/DLG
  • F5B
  • F5J
  • F5K
  • Open Thermal
  • Electric Thermal

F3K and F5K Score Cards

(See further below for Duration task score cards)

F3K and F5K Score Cards follow a similar pattern as both require a layout suited to the task for the round.
Everything that applies to F3K score cards also applies to F5K score cards.

This screen shows selections for pre-filled F3K score cards. The selections available will differ according to the requirements. For example, there is a different selection screen for blank score cards.

There are two layouts for pre-filled score cards.

  • Score card Book layout - the pilots appear in the same position on each successive page. Pages can be cut through to make a score card book for each pilot.
  • Score card Page layout - each pilot prints on a page/s until completed, to be followed by the next pilot, and so on.


This is an example of a pre-filled F3K Score Card.

Printed 6 to a page, F3K pre-filled score cards include (as applicable).

  • Task code and description
  • Pilot name
  • Pilot frequency
  • Pilot country
  • Pilot team number
  • Pilot start number
  • Pilot class
  • Round number
  • Group number
  • Numbered boxes for entering scores. If only 5 flights are allowed (for example), only 5 boxes will be numbered
  • A box for recording penalties
  • Spaces for the pilot and the timer to sign
  • Sequence Number (the position of the pilot on the score entry screen)


Duration Task Score Cards

This is the selection screen for Duration task score cards.

Landings play a major part in the scoring process and so a lot of information is made available on the score card.

Complete the top section to specify the landing rules for your competition.
These rules are automatically saved for re-use (separately for F3J, F5J, Electric and all other).

There are two layouts for pre-filled score cards.

  • Score card Book layout - the pilots appear in the same position on each successive page. Pages can be cut through to make a score card book for each pilot.
  • Score card Page layout - each pilot prints on a page/s until completed, to be followed by the next pilot, and so on.


This is an example of pre-filled duration task (F3J) Score Cards.

Printed 8 to a page, these score cards include (as applicable)

  • Pilot name
  • Pilot frequency
  • Pilot country
  • Pilot team number
  • Pilot start number
  • Pilot class
  • Round number
  • Group number
  • Lane number
  • Boxes for entering scores, including re-flight scores if necessary
  • - Laps (F5B)
  • - Time
  • - Landing
  • - Motor Run (F5B and Electric)
  • Box/s for recording penalties
  • - Late Landing (F3J)
  • - Safety
  • Spaces for the pilot and the timer to sign
  • Sequence Number (the position of the pilot on the score entry screen)


Pilot's Score Record

From the Reports Menu → Score Cards you can print Pilot Score Record cards similar to this one.

The Record cards can be printed for all competition types including F3B, F3K and so on.

  • F3B
  • F3J
  • F3Q
  • F5B
  • F5J
  • F5K
  • Open Thermal
  • Electric Thermal
  • ALES

The Record cards are in a standard format that allows pilots to keep a record of their flight scores. They can be used to check against the scores that are entered.

The Record cards are 'pre-filled' and will show round and group numbers if the draw has been completed.

The QR Code print has the URL (also printed on the Score Record) embedded in it.
Scanning the QR Code with a smartphone will open a score entry screen (if competition data has been uploaded using the eScoring menu).
Typing the URL into the search area of any browser will do exactly the same thing.