Selectable boundary fencing strip
First Claim
1. A selectable boundary fencing strip comprising:
- a plurality of segments of panels of similar size and shape, each provided with a conductive perforated top surface and supported by a plurality of support stringers;
a plurality of light sources located within each segment of panel, each being constructed and arranged to indicate each of a plurality of different scoring events, the light sources each being located beneath the conductive perforated top surface, the conductive top surface being perforated so that the light sources project through, and their light can be viewed through the perforations, the light sources being interconnected with a scoring control of the electronic scoring system; and
a plurality of pre-set illuminated boundaries that can be selected and modified.
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Abstract
A selectable boundary fencing strip that includes a plurality of light assemblies, in communication with the scoring controller and console. Light assemblies are embedded at predetermined locations within the fencing strip so as to indicate boundary lines, playing lines, hits, yellow cards and the command to fence. The strip includes a plurality of light sources, each controllable from a master control. The conductive top surface is perforated so that the light sources project through. Light sources in the strip provide visual cues for commencing to fence, warning cards and hits that are visible to spectators, fencers and the referee. In a further embodiment, the illustrative fencing strip is constructed and arranged with a plurality of panels along the sides of the strip that can be marketed for advertising sponsorship revenue. This revenue can be used to pay for the strip and/or underwrite activities of the fencing organization.
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1. A selectable boundary fencing strip comprising:
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a plurality of segments of panels of similar size and shape, each provided with a conductive perforated top surface and supported by a plurality of support stringers; a plurality of light sources located within each segment of panel, each being constructed and arranged to indicate each of a plurality of different scoring events, the light sources each being located beneath the conductive perforated top surface, the conductive top surface being perforated so that the light sources project through, and their light can be viewed through the perforations, the light sources being interconnected with a scoring control of the electronic scoring system; and a plurality of pre-set illuminated boundaries that can be selected and modified. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
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