Electronic Timing System

The gold coast 50000 will be using an M1 as well as 2 two large pads for timing in birds provided by Kevin Clark representing Benzing Australia. Once training is past 45 km, each toss result will be here for all of you to see how your birds are going. Each bird when listed on a result sheet, whilst the life ring will be kept secret for security reasons, the flyers name or syndicate name will be listed. When your bird finishes 3rd in training fly, you will be able to see who bred the two birds timing in before your own. Results will be posted on the internet very soon after timing in without much delay. Whilst some birds may arrive with i-com rings, they will all wear a clip on chip ring in order to keep everything as even as is humanly possible.