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Unfortunately, the distributor said there is no savings on buying multiple units.  So, for something that weighs next to nothing, it will be $6.55 each even if you bought several at one time...

Which camera did you buy?  You're right, the pen will only give you a side view, but that could also be interesting.  Here is another one: http://www.meritline.com/high-definitio … rce=fghdac

I sent a message to the fellow in the video asking what he used; I'll let you know what I hear from him.

Here is a page on the main site:

http://koreanarchery.org/classic/sugakji.html

Yeah, it's o.k.

Rules of Competition

SECTION 1:
The purpose of these rules is to instill a spirit of traditional culture by recognizing a historical sense of duty, taking pride in intangible cultural assets, and preserving traditional culture as much as possible
SECTION 2:
The types of archery competitions are as follows:
1. City, state
2. Dan holder
3. Individual competition
SECTION 3:
1. Branch associations may hold any tournament, with the exception of city and state competitions.
2. If a branch association wishes to hold a national level competition, it must be approved forty-five days prior to the tournament opening.
3. Results of tournaments must be reported to the Association within seven days upon completion.
SECTION 4: Groupings for elimination rounds are determined by drawing lots.
SECTION 5:
1. Competition results are determined by tournament records.
2. In city and state tournaments, the result is determined by the total score of five-archer teams, whose representatives have the highest scores of seven-member representative teams from each city or state.
3. In the case of a tie, an additional round between the tied teams will determine the outcome.
4. The team with the highest composite score wins.
SECTION 6:
1. Individual competitions are determined by highest score.
2. In the case of a tie, the participants will shoot five arrows, one at a time, in order (ex: A shoots, B shoots, A shoots, B shoots, etc.)
SECTION 7:
1. The standard target of the Association is as follows:
Width: two-hundred centimeters
Height: two-hundred sixty-six centimeters
2. The shooting range will be one-hundred forty-five meters from the center of the target to the center of the shooting line. The size of the target painting is determined separately.
SECTION 8:
1. Equipment must be approved by the archery equipment committee.
2. In provincial and national tournaments, only horn bows and bamboo arrows may be used.
3. The arrows used by each archer must be signed and numbered in sequence.
SECTION 9:
1. Each player must shoot arrows in sequential order, determined by the numbering of the arrow.
2. The player must shoot within one minute after receiving the signal to shoot.
An arrow has not been shot if it has not passed one meter from the shooting line, or if a judge has decided it has not been shot.
3. While an archer is standing at the shooting line, nobody must talk to that person.
SECTION 10:
1. An arrow will be counted as a hit when it makes contact with the target and does not break the plane of the target on either side, top or bottom.
2. A perfect round of fifteen out of fifteen arrows qualifies an archer for a special tournament.
SECTION 11:
1. During a tournament, nobody may enter the shooting grounds except a target judge and assistants.
2. The sponsor is responsible for safe shooting grounds.
3. The target judge is to be located ten meters from the target.
4. Archers must follow tournament policies.
5. When an archer is at the shooting line, nobody should stand beyond.
SECTION 12:
The tournament will be cancelled if an archer is found who is unregistered, a rule violator, or borrows another archer's name.
SECTION 13:
1. Archers participating in a tournament will wear a uniform approved by the Association, consisting of a white polo shirt, white pants, and white sports shoes.  2. The city and club must be noted on the shirt.
SECTION 14:
1. As the judge has the responsibility of security and order, he (she) has the authority to dismiss any archer.
2. If any archer disobeys the judge, the judge may remove the archer and disqualify him (her).
3. A judge must inspect all facilities.
SECTION 15:

The preceding rules apply to all competitions permitted by the Association.

SECTION 16:

These rules will be executed from April 7, 1992.

I received your file.  I uploaded it to the Korean archery website.  You can find it here: http://www.koreanarchery.org/sajeong.xls

Thanks!

Mechwar,

I received a "forbidden" message.  Could you post the Excel file here on the board (maybe a link to a public site)?  Thanks!