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PRODUCT INFORMATION
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The
Basic Quizbox is designed to indicate who was first out of 8 quizzers.
It can also show 2nd and 3rd places if you configure it to do
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Used by schools with Knowledge Bowl programs. This quizbox indicates who responded 1st, 2nd and 3rd out of 3 teams, and has a built-in timer with displays on both the front and back. It was originally designed for the Knowledge Bowl League in the Pacific Northwest. Quizzer switches can be 4' tape switches (strip switches), handheld pendant switches, or the new tape measure touch switch. Download KBowl_nfo.pdf for additional information and prices. |
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Used by: A/G, PH, Open Door, Hebron Ministries and others. A
quizbox with timer, originally designed for the Assemblies of God
quizzing program. It handles all the necessary timer intervals of
5, 30 and 45 seconds, and 1, 2 and 3 minutes, as well as indicating
who responded first. It can also connect
to other quizboxes. Download AG_info.pdf
for additional information and prices. |
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Used by: CMA, Nazarenes, BIC, AACS, MASCA, DBQ, EFCA and others. A family of quizboxes designed for jumpseat quiz programs, but will accommodate hand switches. They are available in 2 teams of 4, 2 teams of 5, and 3 teams of 5. Timer intervals are 5 or 10 seconds to respond, 30 seconds to answer, 45 and 60 seconds for time-outs. Scoreboard connections are available. Download WBQ_info.pdf for additional information and prices. |
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Used by NBB, Battle of the Books, Heartland Academic Competitions, schools, businesses, trainers, and others. Made for
quizzing in the classroom or wherever there is an audience, these boxes daisy-chain together and
have a good display of who responded first. Connect as many as you
want (up to some maximum number yet to be calculated), and the first quizzer locks
out the rest. They come with a built-in switch, or you can get them with an RCA
jack so you can plug in a handpad (slap switch) or pendant (handheld)
switch for remote operation. The control box (not shown)
indicates which team responded first, and has a built-in timer. |
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Used by AWANA, BAAL, Certamen, schools and some churches. This quizbox indicates who responded 1st, 2nd and 3rd out of 20 quizzers. It supports both Individual and Team modes. It was originally designed for the Bay Area Academic League and the AWANA quizzing program. Uses individual hand switches. Download QBowl_nfo.pdf for additional information and prices. |
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Used by Free Methodist churches. This quizbox indicates who responded 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th out of 6 quizzers. It was originally designed for the Free Methodist Church quizzing program. Use with individual seatpads or hand switches. Download FMQ_info.pdf for additional information and prices. |
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Used by families for practices at home. Sold out. |
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For family and small group practices. An affordable quizbox for up to 3 quizzers, useful for small practices at home or in a car. Powered by a standard USB charger, it shows who buzzed in first and has a 30 second countdown timer. Download AG_info.pdf for additional information and prices. |
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Missionary Church Quizbox: Where it all began in 1981. Much like the WBQ series of quizboxes, but with connectors and switch polarity unique to the Missionary Church denomination. Usually used with quiz benches. Contact me for more information and pricing. |
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Handbuzzer: A standard handpad (exactly the same as used in quizzes), but with a battery and beeper inside. Useful for practicing buzzing in at home. Download AG_info.pdf for additional information and price. |
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USB Handpad / Footswitch The USB Handpad
/ Footswitch can be used with computer-based gaming or quizzing programs that make
use of the "Enter" key. (pfjbq.com has several.) On the outside, the switch is
the same as quizzing handpads, so quizzers can practice buzzing in on
familiar equipment. To a computer, it appears as a keyboard
device, so no software or drivers are required. Just plug it in,
and it will be recognized and ready to go. When pushed, it sends
the data as if the "Enter" key is pressed on a
keyboard. Other keystrokes could be programmed upon request.
These are not certified for medical or machine control applications. |
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They are described starting from the left. Pricing information is included in the quizbox literature. |
Seat Pads for Jump-seat programs. Seatpads are placed on top of the chairs the quizzers sit on and "jump" to buzz in. They come in Red, Yellow and Green, usually with 4 or 5 seatpads in a string, and have the big black octal connector. Blue ones were introduced in 2016 with a smaller mini-DIN connector for newer quizboxes. All 4 colors are available as individual seatpads with an RCA plug. Pendant (Jeopardy) Switches, with brushed aluminum, soft plastic, and PVC grips. Held in your fist, you push the button with your thumb to signal in. Handpad: Used as a slap switch by many groups. Used as a seatpad by the Brethren in Christ. Used as a handicapped pad by those who cannot use jumpseats. Tape Switch: At 4 feet long, it is to be laid out on a table, and many quizzers can reach it to buzz in for their team. Used in Knowledge Bowl quizzing. |
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Scoreboards are available for 2 teams of 4, 2 teams of 5, and 3 teams of 5. The score counts up by 10's and down by 5's or 10's, depending on your program. The question number counts by 1's, and can have an "A" and "B" if needed. It has a lighted background for team names and can show who responded first when connected to a quiz box. Pricing information is included in the quizbox literature. |
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Didn't see what you need? Contact me with your suggestions, desires, or requirements. I've done custom quizboxes for fun quizzes and Jeopardy games. |