Reply to "DAG Timing System"

jennagMember

Stephen,
I have been timing all kinds of events (Triathlons, Ski Racing, MTB, Running) for over a decade. More and more I am doing triathlons and my clients are looking for me to do Chip Timing. I have been looking at the DAG system as an option, but don't understand using the overhead loop how to get the times as the leave the water. I understand they have a mat system as well, but for this they use an ankle strap and the costs increase making the disposable benefit go down. Can you explain how you get the swim time before the bib goes on and what you mean by paddle?
Feel free to e-mail me directly.
Thanks,
Jenna
jenna@allsportsevents.com

3/6/071:03 PM

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