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Subject: Afterburner speed selection as a way to measure move response

Author: Rafael Vasquez

Date: 03:07:20 12/27/01

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Christophe,
I measured (with a real chronometer) how long it took CT to reach P7 after 1.Na3
with two speed selections: 45 and 54 and found that:

It doesnt matter the speed selected in Afterburner the P7 will be reached at 1
minute and 32 secs.

IfI turn off afterburner then CT will reach P7 in 2 mins. and 7 secs.

So ... Afterburner will accelerate CT if it's ON, But the speed selection
affects only how long will take CT to make the move. The lower the speed
selection will cause a quicker move. So the Speed selection at 54 Mhz can make
CT reach a little bit deep only because will move later.

Regards

Rafael

• Re: Afterburner speed selection as a way to measure move response Christophe Theron 09:38:48 12/27/01
  • Re: Afterburner speed selection as a way to measure move response Rafael Vasquez 11:27:10 12/27/01
    • Re: Afterburner speed selection as a way to measure move response Christophe Theron 15:45:45 12/27/01

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