Using the WTN PB as a relay point

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The WTN operates on a mesh network concept. This allows each component of the network to act as a relay to move the data packet along.

ALGE has now recently added the WTN PB pushbutton to the WTN family.

Turns out this is a quick and inexpensive way to extend the reach of the WTN yellow box > TIMY 3 for a typical ski race hill scenario.

Worked right away when we placed the WTN PB on a light pole at a point where we could barely see the start building but could clearly see the finish.

The relay point was roughly 1/3 of the way down the course on skiers right.

We could never get the WTN to work on this hill before unless we used another WTN Yellow box as a relay

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11/12/1710:40 AM

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