Author: Steve B
Date: 10:37:35 04/06/05
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>I tried it again. Alas, the SB30 doesn't recognize the SB20-pieces at all. The >other way round it works, sort of: For the SB20 all SB30-pieces are rooks. Minor >pieces (pawns, knight, bishops) are black rooks, the rest are all white rooks. >You can imagine my confusion when I put in a new position starting with a black >rook and the R30 showing a white one... *lol* hi Martin very funny really the boards and pieces are very tricky to get back to the auction.. i think if someone will win it who already has either an SB 20 or SB 30 board then probably one of the piece sets will work whats good is that the auction has both boards and who knows,maybe the boards do work?? i think as long as the price does not get wild(say over $125) it is worth the chance SB(steve B .. not smart board) Regards Steve > >Rook Regards, >Martin > > >On April 05, 2005 at 09:53:11, Martin Slowik wrote: > >>Hi Steve, >> >>On April 05, 2005 at 07:50:03, Steve B wrote: >> >>>Hi Martin >>>its true that the Tasc board and pieces can be a bit tricky >>>but different pieces will work on different boards >>> >>>i have 4 Tasc boards and the pieces(2 SB20'S and 2 SB30'S) >>>all of the pieces can be used in three of the boards while only one set can be >>>used on one board(an SB20) >> >>Ah, so it's not consistent. >> >>> i think chances are that one of these piece sets will work with a buyers >>>already existing board >> >>You tested more boards than I did. Chances are that you're right. :) >> >>>the only thing i know for certain is that the SB20 board does not work with >>>version 2.2 of the King >> >>Yes, I've heard that from many sources already (don't own the 2.2 Version -- >>yet). >> >>>perhaps in your example it is because you used only one piece from a different >>>set? >>>try changing the whole piece set on the other board >> >>Yes, you could be right. I should give it another try, thanks for the hint. >> >>R30 Pieces Regards, >>Martin
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