In light of the above posts, I have a question.
If 1 cable or sensor gets shot, does that render the target out-of-order?
If 1 cable or sensor gets shot, does that render the target out-of-order?
No.... Two shot out....yes At the Houston match all attempts were made to check the target if a sensor warning appeared to rectify it before a second sensor was possibly lost causing a 'failure to record' a shot. The self diagnostics and displayed warnings tell the shooter/scorer if there is an issue and the MD can call for the target to be pulled for diagnosis/repair.In light of the above posts, I have a question.
If 1 cable or sensor gets shot, does that render the target out-of-order?
Hello Jenn.. I had what I thought may have been a possible crossfire. What it ended up being was a S-L-O-W response from the computer. Tim went up and down a couple of shooters next to me to see if a crossfire had occurred. NONE! Then all of a sudden it showed up on my screen! Some of the crossfires may have actually been "slow to register" from the computer. On the other hand, I am sure there were crossfires when the offender never admitted to his error..What baffled me was the number of crossfires that neither the scorekeeper nor the shooter accepted responsibility. IMO one is unacceptable!
Ok fair enough , so far there keeping one another honest with great deals on personal ETs..Months before either SOLO or SM were announced, an 8-mic ‘upgrade’ for the G2 SMT was pegged at ‘around US $800’ by both the USA rep at that time as well as the Canadian developer.
Adam got news of his SM product out first, SMT’s SOLO appeared soon after.
Hello Jenn.. I had what I thought may have been a possible crossfire. What it ended up being was a S-L-O-W response from the computer. Tim went up and down a couple of shooters next to me to see if a crossfire had occurred. NONE! Then all of a sudden it showed up on my screen! Some of the crossfires may have actually been "slow to register" from the computer. On the other hand, I am sure there were crossfires when the offender never admitted to his error..
But, if there was midget soccer, you'd be glued to the TV.I can't be involved in non-PC conversations. If you want to continue this conversation, you will need to choose a new term. Shall we agree on little person?
Hmm. Little person wrestling just doesn't get it, does it? Little person rodeo? Little person tossing? I give up.
that is a scorer training problem plain and simple....he should have been calling an RO when the correct target failed to go down or the e target failed to register a hitWe had a guy cross fire from 16 to 6 for a entire relay, drove a few crazy on the line. I was pit boss and the line kept screaming on the radio “who’s doing this”? It’s Not us! Lol we don’t have any rifles... after I got back to the line I called everyone over for a quiz and I figured out who was doing it, one of our patients was having a senior relay... ha
We had a guy cross fire from 16 to 6 for a entire relay, drove a few crazy on the line. I was pit boss and the line kept screaming on the radio “who’s doing this”? It’s Not us! Lol we don’t have any rifles... after I got back to the line I called everyone over for a quiz and I figured out who was doing it, one of our patients was having a senior relay... ha
Is there a badge or sticker that says "I read all 32 pages of the E Targets Thread" damn well should be![]()
Well, except for bears. Bears will kill you.
True....Bears will kill you
That's the beauty of WiFi, especially outdoors. Methinks you are such a porcelain, you were absorbing the RF from the AP. Also, next time, leave your portable microwave oven in your car, you don't need it while you're on the firing line.Hello Jenn.. I had what I thought may have been a possible crossfire. What it ended up being was a S-L-O-W response from the computer. Tim went up and down a couple of shooters next to me to see if a crossfire had occurred. NONE! Then all of a sudden it showed up on my screen! Some of the crossfires may have actually been "slow to register" from the computer. On the other hand, I am sure there were crossfires when the offender never admitted to his error..
I wish I had some idea what you're saying>>> But alas, I am not tech savvy and have no idea what you're saying..That's the beauty of WiFi, especially outdoors. Methinks you are such a porcelain, you were absorbing the RF from the AP. Also, next time, leave your portable microwave oven in your car, you don't need it while you're on the firing line.![]()
A microwave oven uses the unlicensed RF band at 2.4gHz. That's the same RF ban used by WiFi. I have seen where supposedly "leak-proof" microwave ovens play havoc with WiFi in a house. I tend to favor the other common unlicensed RF band at 5gHz, and so my house has repeaters to make sure that signal is everywhere. This RF band is immune to microwave ovens.I wish I had some idea what you're saying>>> But alas, I am not tech savvy and have no idea what you're saying..
We used only one AP. I discussed with Adam about the location of the antenna in the unit and then I oriented said unit in a way to maximize coverage, I checked the signal up and down the line and after the orientation adjustment, I was getting a steady signal at around-57dB throughout the 23 firing points.Just curious... how many APs were used at the TSRA match?