We use reflectors that come in a sleeve configuration and fits right
over the cone. We used to do a night autocross "Jose Can You See" and
the reflectors worked pretty well. There was some distant light nearby
that helped. One of the problems we ran into it not all the cones could
be marked and the workers had difficulty noting cones hit :-) Plus,
there is a safety problem, and the workers should also wear some sort of
reflective marking, I should think.
--Pat Kelly
Reijo Silvennoinen wrote:
>
> Anyone have any information on lighting up cones from within for a night
> solo? I recall hearing about it but don't recall details.
>
> With the short days in the spring and fall up "north", it would help us
> see the cones when and if there are delays or more competitors.
>
> TIA,
>
> Reijo
>
> --
> Reijo Silvennoinen, CSCC Nat'l Event Rep.
> Calgary, Alberta
> Calgary Sports Car Club (CSCC) web site:
> http://www.cscc.ab.ca
> Canadian National Autoslalom Championship (CNAC) list:
> http://www.onelist.com/links/solocanada
> CNAC Web Site: http://CNAC2000.erc.bc.ca/
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