Reply to "Wireless Finish Timing Accuracy"

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Great experiment.

I know from personal experience at our dual NASTAR finish at Bear Creek that the PR1aW works well even in close finish situations. Mind the battery use and it is a super addition to any racing scenario that needs a flexible finish option.

Thanks for investing the time in setting this up.

You have a perfect "lab" there. Great maple syrup too!

We will encourage some of the other timingguys to try this before the end of the season.

Certainly could be a topic of discussion for upcoming USSA Timing Group meetings.

I think that no one anticipated the advent of the inexpensive WTN option. Within reason the ability to use wireless finish already exists by inference.

4/8/165:45 AM

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