Originally Posted by
Nevets
The ILIW and SLIW are simple. You find a trip you like, then you trade it for one you don't like as much. As easy as it gets.
But seriously, why can't the program flight line so that it's on plain English?
Actually, they are working on that as we speak. But who said they were wonderful?
So is ours.
TLV = Threshold Line Value. This is simple. You have a credit windows, that is what the software will try to build you a schedule into. The TLV, is the target it goes for before it awards an award. So lets say the window is 80-110 hours, it will try to build you a schedule in that window. if the TLV is 90, it will always try to go above 90. If it can't, it will award the schedule with 80-90 hours. If you set you personal threshold to say 80, it will shoot for 80 instead of 90.
The ILIW, isn't that where you try to swap crap that you got awarded for other crap to hold a schedule you want, when you could have just bidded for that in PBS to begin with?