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Thomas AIC
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Joined: 22 Jun 2009
Posts: 151
Location: Canberra
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We can always use the other arena for serious fighting, I see this a bit more for demonstrations.
Obviously a first draft. I know we need roof support, access etc. Roof, walls, floor are all 900*900 panels max. I stuck a tape measure in my car and 1.8m is just too long unfortunately so we're left with the above.
But, even if it is as above, compared to the featherweight arena, set up should be a breeze and should be doable for an individual. With care taken during building we can hopefully avoid the alignment issues of the featherweight arena.
With regards to visibility I think that unless either the arena or audience is raised almost any arena has poor visibility. But raising the arena shouldn't be too bad, depends where weight ends up. I'm not good at guessing such things.
Thanks for the offer of welding skills Valen, lets see where we end up and may call on you when the time comes!
I never thought about glare Glen, good point. I'd have no idea on the optical factors. The polycarb I have was intended to be used for covering outdoor signs so hopefully it's designed with these things in mind.
Should I make a separate thread?
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