Solutions

Adventure racing, MTBO and rogaining

Long courses, remote country and competitors out for hours. Knowing where people have been matters as much as the result.

The problems, and what solves them

“No coverage, a long way out.”

The meshO mesh carries punches radio to radio. Intermediate radios bridge hills and distance where controls are far apart. Range guide.

“Who is still out there?”

meshO Manager shows who is still on the course, and a safety check before you pack up.

“A long day.”

meshO Control runs for at least 24 hours continuously, and charges overnight in the 20-bay case.

“We use BS11 units for MTBO.”

Any SportIdent unit in beacon mode works, including BS11 units for MTBO, because the SIAC sends the punch. Competitors carry the cards they already have. Compatibility chart.

A real setup

Australian MTBO Championships, October 2024

  • Five maps over four days around Canberra
  • Radio punches streaming to the commentator
  • Results screens with radio punches in the arena
  • Torrential rain at one event, very large distances at another
Read the case study →

Ways to do it

Running a long event?

Tell us the format and the terrain; we’ll size the network.