Go to the Evolution Driving School, Phase I, II and then you won't need the
colored pointer cones. I went to the Phase I and II and now I can "see"
the course VERY clearly.
Joe T
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From: Lloyd.Wilson@Alcan.Com
[mailto:Lloyd.Wilson@Alcan.Com]
Sent: Friday, June 23, 2000 9:19 AM
To: glen.thompson@worldnet.att.net
Cc: autox@autox.team.net
Subject: Re: Cone colors
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IMO, it would be great if every event, region, Tour, Pro and
Nationals would
use different color cones. It is much easier to 'see' the
course using them.
I have run events where the left and right side of the
course used different
color cones. I have also run events where the pointer cones
were a different
color, this is VERY beneficial.
But the negative side is if your local clubs use different
color cones then
your members will get use to that. Then if they attend
another event outside
your area, like a Tour, Pro or Nationals, that may not use
different color
cones, then they would be at a disadvantage. Due to the
fact that people would
get use to the different color cones. That has been the
argument in our region
for not getting them.
Lloyd Wilson
glen.thompson@worldnet.att.net on 06/23/2000 08:28:29 AM
To: autox@autox.team.net @ INTERNET
cc:
Subject: Cone colors
Has anybody ever tried using different colored cones for
events? Since
they're readily available I figure somebody must have given
them a try.
Are other colors easier to visualize? Have different colors
for different
functions? Different sizes for different functions. We
have some tall
cones that we use for pivot cones and start/finish. Seems
to make it
easier to see. Color might be another benefit. Of course
there's the
downside of having to stock the different colors.
glen
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Glen E. Thompson
Regional Executive
Blue Ridge Region SCCA
glen.thompson@worldnet.att.net
www.brr-scca.org
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