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Alley Cat race checkpoint question
On Nov 21, 9:43 am, "
wrote: On Nov 21, 9:08 am, wrote: Hello: I'm putting on an adventure race in the spring that will have check points similar to those in alley cat races. My question is what are some effective ways of having un-personed check points? So far I've seen: * ticket-punch cabled to fixed object (like a light post) * misc. trinkets at ea check point * RFID cards (uh, a little beyond my budget) * competitor takes photo of checkpoint These all have pros/cons. Looking for both pros/cons/inappropriate comments/as well as some totally new ideas. Also, if you know of other/better places to ask this question let me know too. - Something at checkpoint indicates directions to the next checkpoint. - They have to record something they see at the checkpoint (street address, words printed on a sign, etc) - Checkpoint at a pay phone has partial instructions for number they have to call for directions to next checkpoint Ben- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I've heard the payphone option works well. Just make sure that the number you give them to call will pick up the incoming number and have them leave a message. We had one with a recorded message giving them the next clue. |
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