Re: shortest points between controls on AUK rides
- From: "David Martin" <martin-family@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 31 Dec 2005 06:35:45 -0800
Jim Ley wrote:
> I was assuming Martin's main issue with multiple controls was the time
> spent at the control more than the manpower needed, risking the
> hardware would be a seperate decision, although I've done and seen
> orienteering events run in cities with unattended equipment.
The issue is the breakup of the ride. There is a natural time frame of
about 90-150mins between controls. Having to stop more frequently
starts to detract from the rhythm of the ride (as does excessively
twisty routes with intense navigation.)
> Info controls are "what colour was the picture outside the church?"
> type thing?
Yup, or what is the name of the church at junction X?
Basically an easy to find bit of information that you have to be at the
site to find.
...d
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