Reply to "DAG Timing System"

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I have being using the DAG system for about 3 years down in Melbourne, Australia. our biggest event is around 24,000 and we do another 10 events around 2000 people. The system has gone well most of the time. we always get faulty dags, but the number of them has been getting smaller in the last year.

the main problem we have is the realibity of the badgers the back-up system. They don't seem to last very long. we always have enough of them working, but struggle to get all them up and going at once. Does everyone have this problem?

Has anyone upgraded to version 6? we haven't as yet. I would be interested to hear anyone that has and how it has gone.

10/18/074:59 AM

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