Ive never been to a fully sanctioned event before, but want to enter a few this year, and I was wondering if you can just show up or do you need to be a member to enter?

Thx,
Cory

 

^ you dont need to be a member to compete...

You wont get those stupid member points though.

 

to compete you do not need anything other than entrance fees and to follow the rules. to host a show(if your a retailer ) then you do need a membership

check out thier web pages to see the rules.

db drag
http://www.termpro.com/dbdrag/competitors/

iasca
http://www.iasca.com/classes.php

usaci
http://www.soundoff.org/rules.htm

you can go over them and see what you need for the three as all three are present in western canada. if you are fairly new at this. then most likley you are in a stock or street type class.
hope this helps and hope to see you at some shows.

[ March 01, 2005, 08:37 AM: Message edited by: Team Shadow ]

 

k, I have a q about what class i'd be in (IASCA) "The Stock Class will limit 1 amplifier and 1 capacitor per subwoofer and no more than 1 additional battery to be utilized." So if you have one cap, it doesnt matter what size it is, or does 1 capacitor mean 1 farad per sub?