Podcast: Possible Future Developments in Competition Technology
Posted by Geoff on 22 Mar 2013 | Tagged as: Podcasts
Possible Future Developments in Competition Technology with Chris Trow (Fast Retrieve). Following my interview with the PWC and British Open retrieve manager for the Marshalling podcast, here Chris talks about possible future technological developments in comps, including live tracking, Spot and other satellite tracking devices, radios, etc. All these developments are aimed at making competitions safer and more fun. He also talks about what you can do to make it all work more efficiently.
14 mins (March 2013)
Download the podcast: http://www.judithmole.net/podcasts/future_comp_developments.mp3 (13 Mb)
Flash version: Listen to it online
Subscribe to future podcasts: see the links on the right.
Please note: this, and all previous podcasts, are also available from the podcast page.
Crossing the Pyrenees Unsupported – a vol bivouac adventure with Dean Crosby (
Vol bivouac and lightweight gear – tips and tricks with Steve Nash (
The Big One with Kirsty Cameron. On the 13th of May 2012 Kirsty flew a massive straight line flight of 233km from Milk Hill in Wiltshire to the flats of Norfolk. This is the second longest flight in the UK ever and only the third over 200km long. In this podcast she describes the flight and how to negotiate the extensive airspace she had to cross, as well as providing loads of good tips for aspiring long distance fliers.