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Toptech_NI-MH_MSDS_2019.pdf | NimH Battery Data Sheet | MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET for the NiMH battlerry | Battery Info | Document |
Data_Sheet_BattleBox.pdf | Battle Box Data Sheet | Battle Box Data Sheet | Data Sheet | Document |
This will depend on the number of taggers you use and which Target Tag games you wish to run.
In addition to your base number, we highly recommend adding the following:
Radio Repeater
We recommend having a dedicated Radio Repeater. This can be a Battle Box with a whip antenna, or a smaller Target Box set the same.
Spare Box
While any device can act as a spare battle box, replacing a box with a box is ideal. For example, if one of the boxes goes flat.
EXERCISE: FLASH
When you have 24 Taggers, the minimum number of boxes for a Flash game is six. Players dash between the boxes to score as many points as possible.
EXERCISE: GAUNTLET
Players run through a gauntlet, tagging several targets along a course. This could be in a straight line, taking them to the end or as part of an exploration game with a time limit. For this reason, when you have 24 Taggers, you only need six targets to make it an enjoyable game.
EXERCISE: LEVEL UP
This game is all about hitting loads of targets in a short amount of time. While six is workable for a group of 24, we recommend adding more targets!
EXERCISE: QUICKFIRE
In this exercise, players tag targets as quickly as possible. To ensure everyone gets a chance to tag a target, it's best to have 12 target boxes for a group of 24.
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