Author: Terry Ripple
Date: 04:47:18 08/11/99
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On August 11, 1999 at 00:33:55, Dave Gomboc wrote: >On August 10, 1999 at 20:43:57, Terry Ripple wrote: > >>On August 10, 1999 at 20:14:06, G. R. Morton wrote: >> >>>Say, is there a review or is anyone familiar enough with all the best digital >>>clocks to comment on which is the easiest to use , quickest to set any time >>>control, best quality, recommendations, etc? >>>Thanks. >>---------- >>Hi, >> The best clock by far is the "Chronos Digital Game Clock" because it`s very >>easy to use and has a large numeral display. Several people in our chess club >>are using this clock and love it!!! You can buy it here at ICD- Your Move Chess >>and Games and they show a picture of it. Sells for $119.95 >> >>Regards,Terry > >I've never seen this clock, but I've seen the Saitek one, and think it is pretty >good. You say that the Chronos is the best by far, so can you say more on what >makes it better than the Saitek one? > >Dave ---------- Hi Dave, I`am also familiar and used the Saitek clock. The Chronos clock has a larger digital display and there is a small red light above each clock that lights up when it`s your turn to move(easier to see whose turn it is from accross the room) The clock is narrow and a little longer than the Saitek which makes it a little closer to reach. The set-up procedure is easier to program, plus easier to return to the same settings after each game. Also it has many pre-programed time controls and unlimited programming of different time settings. And the "Chronos" is now the "Official Clock" for the USCF!!! Regards,Terry
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