Description

The electronic start system BANG2 allows a simple and unproblematic start. It consists of a mobile loudspeaker box. When the BANG2 receives a start impulse, the configured start sound is played. Within 5 seconds, a false start signal can be triggered. The BANG2 system can be configured over an OLED display.
The BANG2 can also be used to announce start commands.
The BANG2 replaces all three versions of the BANG system.

Facts

  • 80 W amplifier
  • built-in lead-acid battery
  • 2-way speaker system
  • 20 cm bass
  • 2.5 cm tweeter
  • Weight: 14.8 kg
  • Dimensions: 305 x 510 x 265 mm
  • Compatible with: BANG-HS, BANG-TRI, BANG-SPK
  • NOT compatible with: BANG-BAG
Accessories
Downloads
  • Dokument
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  • Detailed summary of all ALGE-TIMING products.
  • BANG2 Leaflet
  • Detailed listing of Track & Field products.
  • False start system SJ2 Leaflet
  • Dokument
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  • Timing Booklet for cross country at FIS events
  • Manual
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  • Shorttrack with BANG2 and Photofinish
  • Shorttrack with wireless start, photofinish and IDCam
  • Schema for Speed Skating wireless
  • Schema for Speed Skating with cable
  • Schema for Flatwater Canoeing (professional)
  • Schema for rowing (professional)
  • Schema for Road Cycling with OPTIc3 and BANG2
  • Schema for Track Cycling mobile installation
  • Schema for Track Cycling with cabled start and IDCam
  • Schema for Track and Field with false start system
  • Start Judge 2 system comparisation
  • Full schema for Track and Field
  • Startsystem with BANG2, Bang SPK and SU3
  • Schema for Track and Field for indoor
  • Schema for false start system in track & field
  • Schema for false start system in track & field with radio
  • Simple schema for Track and Field
  • Schema for Track Cycling permanent installation
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