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[kindredspirit]

good reflexes in a confused sea, right?

Try <A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.happyhub.com/network/reflex/>Test your reflexes.</A>

Got it down to .16 secs.



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[spanners]

Kev.
you have me at it now ,,,,, btw. how are things up there on the west coast
Regards Tim


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[jimi]

0.07 secs!

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[BrendanS]

Can't get below 0.078. But I'm using a wireless mouse which I think is introducing a lag

<A target="_blank" HREF=http://iditarod.smugmug.com/gallery/35978/1/1260202/Large>here</A>

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[BarryH]

Found a way to cheat it. when you press start press and hold stop. Halved my time that way

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[BrendanS]

How'd you get that to work. If I try that, I get responses in multiple seconds, after the screen changes colour to something horrible. If I hit the button too soon, I get 'Cheater, You hit the button too soon'

??


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[BarryH]

Probably your flashy wireless mouse that does it. Anyway your as sad as me looking at this thing, you seen the time.

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[BrendanS]

Me sad?,and my mouse isn't flashing...no just good reflexes. Probably explains why me and Jimi love wild water, and why we don't hit ..... Ouch! <g>

No trick, just defocus, and don't look at a particular part of the screen. Look above the screen, and then let the whole screen change colour.Your retina sees changes far better at the outer edges than when you are staring at it. Fighter pilots in WWI used to do this when they used to look for motions in the sky. Same applies at sea, you can see faint lights when you look away from them, the retina has a bundle of rods and cones. If you look straight at an object you can see it well in colour. If you look away slightly you don't see it in colour, but you can see movement far better.

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[kindredspirit]

That's the trick. Look away from the screen and the side of your eye catches the change.

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[kindredspirit]

The boat is still in the water, Tim.

Although I have a spot of bother now with SWMBO, who after accidentally getting injured recently when I pulled off a yacht that had gone aground, has categorically stated that she is never going on the boat again ! !

Looks like I'll be looking for crew !

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[Dave_Snelson]

Well its either a) too early in the morning or b) there's something wrong with my machine or c) the next person to step out in front of my car gets it!!

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[Alistairr]

Beat this, Guys

Thanks for the tip Brendan, when i was looking at the screen i was only managing, 0.30 of a sec.

They way you suggested, Looking above the screen, I got===

0.05seconds
Well Done.

Not bad, eh??

Cheers..
Alistair..



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[Alistairr]

Eh by gum lad...

I think it may have a flaw.......... I just got it in 0.00 of a second, and it didn't even say 'Well Done'

In Case any body else gets it, the message read..

'You responce time is: 0 seconds.'
Nothing else!!!!




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[kindredspirit]

Dang! You've gone and bust it, Alistairr !

You were at it so long, instead of doing your proper work, that it gave up the ghost and decided it would give you an instantaneous response ! (Is that possible?)
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