A couple of years ago the out-of-control arms race (tech suits) was hurting high school swimming. High school swimming must modify current rules or stop using this equipment. Steam saunas. Only the many energy-conservative those who own pools honestly fully grasp the high strength using their own pool area devices. He said his company had tried using technology similar to that in the Daktronics system, but found it to be less reliable than they'd like. Colorado's relay take-off judging systems now work to sense pressure/force and he's happy to report that they've found it to be very accurate, even with smaller age group swimmers. Weigh in on automatic relay take-off judging here. He began by stating that, if their equipment (relay take-off platforms) is installed properly, the system's reliability is "good". If a touch pad fails to register a finish correctly (happens once in a while, right?) and/or a lid fails to record a take-off properly, how can we continue on with "…
