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Alright either on Saturday or Sunday I'm going to sit down and force myself to remember the cube and solve it bld since I've been so lazy. So I have a few questions.

I'll be using McGaugh's system. How do I know when I have a parity, and how and when should I fix it?

My stackmat timer only goes up to 10 min before it turns off by itself, how do I make it count longer? And is this even possible?

Any memo tips for each of the four parts?
 
Originally posted by dChan@Apr 19 2007, 06:51 PM

My stackmat timer only goes up to 10 min before it turns off by itself, how do I make it count longer? And is this even possible?
No, It is not possible. You should use JNet or something. Maybe you shouldn't even care about the time on your first BLD solve. You'll maybe only get nervous... unnecessary. ;)
 
If you do it exactly as I describe on my page,
you have to fix parity if you do an odd number of
corner permutations. If that happens, do one
more T-perm at the end of corner permutations, and
do the edge perms just the way you memorized...

Bill McGaugh
 
Originally posted by AvGalen@Apr 19 2007, 11:51 PM
Let's do a little competition dChan. I still haven't done a succesful blindfold yet. I will try again this weekend, AFTER I put my video tutorial online.
lol, AvGalen, so do I have to watch your tutorial first? lol, that is funny. For a guy who hasn't had a successful solve- now you are creating a tut, lol.

So are we competing with time or whoever actually solves? i'm willing to do it!
 
Using just T-perm I would've done r2 B D R2 (y' T-perm y) R2 D' B' r2. It's not that hard because the other edges was at DB, and not in the middle layer.
 
Watermelon, Johannes91: I will check both your solutions tonight.

Watermelon: I know H-perm (I call it cross) and your solution would require a different way of thinking for me. No setup-moves to start with before doing a T-perm. Than corners cycle, finally an edge cycle. I would have to re-calculate the positions of 7 pieces in my head to do this. (Possible because it actually are 3+4 pieces)

Johannes91: Your solution looks more like what I would "normally" do (setup-moves, parity-fix, undo setup-moves) but I never use "wide-turns" when blindfolded. I even avoid cube-rotations for corners and edge permutation. I will have to mirror those setup-moves first.

dChan: We are still racing. No succes for me yet. I will try to solve 1 cube blindfolded daily from now on. I am getting closer :) but I am not there yet.
 
Alright, I hope I can get done with my homework earl enough to bld today. I'v been practicing orientation with my eyes open that way I know exactly what I'm doing. Permutation isn't really a problem for me, it is just remembering to fix a parity. I hope to get one done by the end of the week.
 
6 tries already none of them good. I always have a problem with edge permutation! I probably do the wrong setup move. Surprisingly my last three attempts took me around 20 minutes. My first 3 took from 33-55 min. I should be able to get a solve pretty soon though.
 
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