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DIN Settings Calculator enables you to calculate your DIN Settings level taking into account age, height, weight, ski level and boot sole length. The DIN scale is used to ensure that ski bindings release under the same force at all skiing destinations worldwide.
Skier type depends on your ski experience level. How to determine your ski level?Determine what type of skier your are from one of the following groups:
· Type I – Cautious skiing at lighter release / retention settings.
· Type II – Average / moderate skiing at average release/retention settings.
· Type III – Aggressive, higher speed skiing at higher release/retention settings.

Input the following details about your skier:Age (if available): Height: Weight: Boots Sole length: Boot stance: Ski level (see above):Skier type (see above):

Use this calculator to calculate the amount of force you need to apply to release the binding. The DIN Settings Calculator Torrent Download will calculate the settings needed for the lower jaw and will indicate whether the ski binding is on the ski or on the boot.
You can also enter an old release/retention value to change it.

DIN Settings Calculator Instructions:

Release the reset button to enter the appropriate values. You can enter a valid release/retention value for the binding or reset to the value that was set when the binding was installed.

Enter the new release/retention value in centimetres.

Please note: the DIN Settings Calculator is for use by certified ski technicians only.

**NOTE: Boot Sole Length does not factor in the release setting. The release setting is the value that sets the amount of force that will be required to release the binding.

For boot sole length on release settings see here:

For boot sole length on retention settings see here:

DIN Settings Calculator:

Age

If you are over 18 years old you can skip this step.

Height

Enter the size you are in feet and inches.

Weight

Enter your weight in kilograms (if available)

Boot Sole Length

Boot sole length is the distance measured from the center of the boot binding to the heel. To enter the length of your boot sole in centimeters use the below tool.

Boot Stance

If you are new to skiing you might need a different boot stance than a seasoned skier. If you are experienced in skiing you can skip this step.

Ski Level

Ski level is a term used to define your experience level. When determining your ski level please refer to one of the following:

How to determine your ski level?

· Type I – Cautious skiing at lighter release / retention settings.
· Type II – Average / moderate skiing at average release/retention settings.
· Type III – Aggressive, higher speed skiing at higher release/retention settings.

Keystroke that pauses the numerical display: “Delete” Key : Only one keystroke that pauses the display. Enter/Return : Enter a new value (e.g. set release/retention settings). Note: Enter/Return can also be configured for other combinations. Reset : Deletes the last entered value. Optionally Set / Clear Screen : Set / Clear the Display at the end of the Keystroke. E.g. set release/retention settings (2-4-3) at the end of the Keystroke. Keymacro Description:
Keystroke that pauses the numerical display: “Delete” Key : Only one keystroke that pauses the display. Enter/Return : Enter a new value (e.g. set release/retention settings). Note: Enter/Return can also be configured for other combinations. Reset : Deletes the last entered value. Optionally Set / Clear Screen : Set / Clear the Display at the end of the Keystroke. E.g. set release/retention settings (2-4-3) at the end of the Keystroke. “Return” Key : Only one keystroke that pauses the display. Enter/Return : Enter a new value (e.g. set release/retention settings). Note: Enter/Return can also be configured for other combinations. Reset : Deletes the last entered value. Optionally Set / Clear Screen : Set / Clear the Display at the end of the Keystroke. E.g. set release/retention settings (2-4-3) at the end of the Keystroke. “Delete” Key : Only one keystroke that pauses the display. Enter/Return : Enter a new value (e.g. set release/retention settings). Note: Enter/Return can also be configured for other combinations. Reset : Deletes the last entered value. Optionally Set / Clear Screen : Set / Clear the Display at the end of the Keystroke. E.g. set release/retention settings (2-4-3) at the end of the Keystroke. “Return” Key : Only one keystroke that pauses the display. Enter/Return : Enter a new value (e.g. set release/retention settings). Note: Enter/Return can also be configured for other combinations. Reset : Deletes the last entered value. Optionally Set / Clear Screen : Set / Clear the Display at the end of the Keystroke. E.g. set release/retention settings
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Your boot sole length is calculated based on the height you have measured. Your boot sole length will affect the ski boot retention. In general, the longer your boot sole is the higher release/retention setting you have to select. If your boot sole length is close to the value calculated with the DIN Settings Calculator, then your release/retention settings could be adjusted to a higher setting.
Some bindings may not be compatible with your boot sole length and release/retention settings. In those cases the boot sole length is a limitation that has to be taken into consideration when selecting the release/retention settings.
3D Settings Calculator provides you with all the relevant parameters for a more accurate release/retention settings calculation.
· Release/retention Settings
· Boot sole length
· Ski type (High-Low)
· Weight
· Age
· Height
· Sex
· Ski Experience Level
· Ski School
…and more
See below for an explanation of what each column means:Q:

Allowing ActiveRecord Subclass to Return None in Default Case

This is probably a simple question, but I’ve looked and can’t figure it out.
In a situation like this:
class One(ActiveRecord::Base)
attr_accessible :bar
end

class Two(One)
attr_accessible :baz
end

How can I get a return value of nil if One.all is called but One.all returns an empty array?
My actual goal is to have a default behavior for the case where One.all returns nothing, but use the one returned by Two.all when it does. (I have a bunch of cases like this, so just using one example isn’t really helpful.)

A:

The built-in methods that don’t retrieve any records from the database can return a nil. To catch this case, use the default? method:
One.default_scope.all?
# => nil

One.default_scope.all
# => []

The default_scope just returns all records so you should probably stick with that. If you want more control of the records that are returned when no records are returned, then you can use where to limit the results:
One.where(bar: ‘foo’)
# => ]>

DIN Settings Calculator allows you to calculate your DIN Settings level taking into account age, height, weight, ski level and boot sole length. The DIN scale is used to ensure that ski bindings release under the same force at all skiing destinations worldwide.

Skier type depends on your ski experience level. How to determine your ski level?Determine what type of skier your are from one of the following groups:

· Type I – Cautious skiing at lighter release / retention settings.

· Type II – Average / moderate skiing at average release/retention settings.

· Type III – Aggressive, higher speed skiing at higher release/retention settings.

The DIN Scale is also used to determine the DIN settings for skis, poles, boots and bindings.

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