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New Affordable Timing System

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  1. A new timing system has been developed by RFID Race Timing Systems (Australia) for use in
    triathlons, running events and swim thru's. The system uses radio frequency identification similar
    to that used by the Championchip and Winning Time systems. However, this system is designed for the
    smaller events since and is very affordable. A full system with 500 transponders (500 competitors)
    can be purchased for $8000.00.

    Please check out our web site at www.rfidtiming.com or email for more information
    ([email hidden]).

    Regards Andrew Peterson

  2. What is a swim thru?

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    Rick Loggins

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    Quoted message said:

    A new timing system has been developed by RFID Race Timing Systems (Australia) for use in
    triathlons, running events and swim thru's. The system uses radio frequency identification similar
    to that used by the Championchip and Winning Time systems. However, this system is designed for
    the smaller events since and is very affordable. A full system with 500 transponders (500
    competitors) can be purchased for $8000.00.

    Please check out our web site at www.rfidtiming.com or email for more information
    ([email hidden]).

    Regards Andrew Peterson

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