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Old 09-11-2007, 02:57 PM   #16
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I use MPH, the last version Ken Massa did. Don't confuse it with the Trackmaster Ver as it is not the same. Massa's last ver will automatically pick 1 or 2 pacelines which he removed from the program when Brohamer lent his name to Trackmaster and the software went with him. The Auto Paceline feature and Quirin Pace and Speed Module are Ken Massa's creation. The Auto Paceline feature is dynamite. Its consistent and I don't have to spend my time agonizing over what paceline (s) to use. Massa scores each line (don't ask me how he does it) and the Program picks the most appropiate lines. I'm not bragging but I have had the most successful year ever at Sar using MPH. I have gone to Sar for the last 20 or so years. I have given other Programs a try but they wouldn't hold a candle to MPH


As I said before, I like your style:
Us older folks can easily relate to each other.
Your preference to SAR leads me to believe you are a fellow NewYorker.

I also have this program. My question to you is how do you upgrade the track pars. To me it looks like it has to be done on a race by race basis. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
Do you use the Beyer Numbers or the DRF Numbers?
Do you use the Modeler as well?
I like the fact that it will convert BRIS files.
There are others on this board that use this and find it to be quite good.
I believe it's version 1.4 if I'm not mistaken.
Buy the way, it's nice that you are willing to share but a word of caution: Be careful with whom and what you share. Not everyone here will be as giving as you might be.
If you wish to discuss this privately, I'm open to it.
My email is listed here.
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