T3 Help

[demolition man]

Been looking through the RPRA clock rules, and can't find anything Can a member use the same T3 clock for two seprate races raced on the same day and set using the same master timer And if not why not

[Guest paulrstokes]

Really not sure mate, I think the answer is a no

[peter pandy]

If two organisations are using the same master timer with different setting and checking times the latter checking organisation can disqualify you on presenting an open clock "no seal".

If both race organisations agree to read your clock simultaniously then the problem is solved. JMO

[PIGEON_MAN]

This is something which would be under the organisations rules check with them.

[Guest bigda]

Been looking through the RPRA clock rules, and can't find anything Can a member use the same T3 clock for two seprate races raced on the same day and set using the same master timer And if not why not

 

2 races in the same fed would work and the fact that most clock are set of atomic clocks yes i suppose it would make no differences as you are allowed to put your rubber in some one else clock should yours brake down atomic clocks are what they use for ets but no one has passed there use for stb or t3 use, but saying that most clubs get a strike of a atomic clock for the master timer we used to use T.I.M at the first stroke and i think he was giving the time 5 sec out

[eric owenson]

phone the rpra for verification,but i would think not.

atb

jmo

[peter pandy]

2 races in the same fed would work and the fact that most clock are set of atomic clocks yes i suppose it would make no differences as you are allowed to put your rubber in some one else clock should yours brake down atomic clocks are what they use for ets but no one has passed there use for stb or t3 use, but saying that most clubs get a strike of a atomic clock for the master timer we used to use T.I.M at the first stroke and i think he was giving the time 5 sec out

Does your atomic clock have a nuclear reactor ? no wonder you are green!.