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Offline Stinterp

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O2O system
« on: November 10, 2022, 03:15:07 PM »
What is the name of this system?
It’s a black receiver with 6 yellow buttons on it.
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Re: O2O system
« Reply #2 on: November 13, 2022, 07:59:30 AM »
It is actually a coaches intercom set that apparently has been adapted for officials communications.  I was watching a HS game on ESPN from Georgia one night and some of the coaches were wearing them.  I noticed they appeared to be the same belt packs as what some of the SEC officials were wearing so I started searching online.  Once I found the website, I actually engaged in an online chat with a rep.  This is what I was told-

Have I seen college FB officials using your X12 belt pack transmitter this season?

We do about five conferences

I've seen them on tv and was watching a HS football game from Georgia tonight and noticed that the coaches had the same belt pack unit that I had seen some SEC officials wearing. I am a NC HS official but assume that these are probably out of our price range.
They are very high end with encryption etc. basic cost for up to a eight ref system is 695.00 per ref. College and pro devices are $995.00 each.
That would definitely be out of the budget range of most HS officials. Perhaps one day there will be a market priced for that level. I knew I had seen them earlier this season on the officials in a SEC game, I believe, and was surprised when I saw some HS coaches tonight wearing the same transmitter on ESPN2. I do appreciate the information
We had over 4,500 high schools football teams using ProCom



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