Crave the Wave!!

[Phenylethylamine]

Well, not this year, but two years ago it was a NY state trial event.

[Flavorflav]

are you kidding?!?!?!?! its like as old as the dinosaurs in most states.

I take it you are not in Fossils. Crave the Wave was introduced as a Trial Event in NY in 2006. To the best of my knowledge, that was its first appearance anywhere. FYI, the dinosaurs were considerably older than that.

[ehawes]

Hello all,

Well Im trying to make our Crave Notes, and it appears I can't find my rules booklet. And State is tomorrow ha. Anyone know where I can find an online version of the rules?

[Mr. Cool]

maybe try to find them on soinc.org

[smartkid222]

rules are copyrighted and shouldn't be available online.

[Mr. Cool]

Oh yeah, so why don't you ask your coach to copy it out of the manual?

[ehawes]

haha yea I know, well my coach at home, and i got a team member to scan the notes.. thanks for the help.. hopefly the State test is a bit harder this year

[EastStroudsburg13]

You could also check out the Crave the Wave Wiki, it has most of the stuff from the rules on there.

[Allirog24]

Does anybody know any equations we need to know, besides wavespeed=wavelength times frequency, and everything you can get from that? Also, can anybody describe the difference between period and frequency. I think they are recipricals, like frequency=waves per second, and period=how long it takes for one wave to pass, but i am not sure. how would you measure period? Thanks!

[Jocool]

one equation (that is very important) that u need to know is Snell's law (n1/n2=sin1/sin2[hard to explain what that means, so just look that up]).