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Re: height restriction on pits

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that all depends on the venue and there safety rules MOE 365 had a 30ft tower last year and as long as we were safe about it no one said anything. but if you do a high structure remember that it must be bolted to something very secure at the bottom so it wont tip over and kill the team next to or behind you. also have GP and don't put up anything that is offensive or could block other teams views of screens or something like that.
30 feet?! What could you possibly need that would be 30 feet high?

Anyway, yeah, height shouldn't be a problem unless you're constructing something like a giant screen infront of one of the monitors just so everyone can watch your team play DDR in the pits.
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Re: height restriction on pits

While there generally isn't much said about the height restriction, keep in mind that you have to bring all this stuff with you, and set it up, and take it down. For a lot of teams, a simple "pit area canopy" is perfectly sufficient. Your materials need to be within reach of the pit crew so that work between matches is efficient and safe.

A really tall structure may take up more room, meaning you may inhibit on the paths/roads in the pits and such things, and that's not GP.
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Re: height restriction on pits

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While there generally isn't much said about the height restriction, keep in mind that you have to bring all this stuff with you, and set it up, and take it down. For a lot of teams, a simple "pit area canopy" is perfectly sufficient. Your materials need to be within reach of the pit crew so that work between matches is efficient and safe.

A really tall structure may take up more room, meaning you may inhibit on the paths/roads in the pits and such things, and that's not GP.
i fogot to mention that we made to tower out of old carpet streatches or something like that was light and easy to take with us and it was also not to large and took up about 2 feet sq at the base in the inside of the corner of our pit so it woundnt bother anyone.
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