SONY JUMBOTRON VIDEOBOARD:
- Largest
SONY JumboTron in the United States
- Construction
Started: 6/15/94
- Cost:
$5.7 Million
- First
Game Utilized: 8/8/94 vs. Washington
- Size:
31.5 feet by 41.5 feet
- Light
Emitting Elements: 278,784
- Number
of Operators: 11 video technicians
- Capabilities:
full-color instant replay, live action shots, crowd shots, out-of-town
highlights, and various in-stadium shots from cameras exclusive to videoboard
usage.
DAKTRONICS
SCOREBOARD
The black and white Daktronic Scoreboard is a matrix system designed to
compliment the SONY JumboTron Videoboard. It is a digit scoreboard system,
operated by a series of computers, that enables you to place numbers or letters
anywhere within the board.
It requires a minimum of 3 computer operators. It is
also capable of displaying such information as down and distance, game score,
statistics, out-of-town scores and animations.
Six independent boards make up
the Daktronics system. The Game-in-Progress board measures 8' x 39' with 17,024
lamps. The Out-of-Town board measures 8' x 22' with 9,856 lamps. Two of the
sideline boards measure 4' x 40' with 2,560 lamps per unit. The two additional
sideline boards measure 4' x 52' with 3,328 lamps per unit.
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