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

Jocool wrote: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.

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?

maybe try to find them on soinc.org

rules are copyrighted and shouldn't be available online.

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

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

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

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!

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]).