antoineccantin
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They don't sell the Version 2 anymore 
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I think the consensus is that truncation is preffered to rounding.
I we round, then someone how got a 5.444 (rounded to 5.44) would be the same as a 5.441 solve (rounded to 5.44), and there will probably be some arguing because one was technically faster than the other.
Does anyone know how the speedstacking people are dealing with the change? I mean, speedstacking isn't that different from cubing (as in, we use the same timers), and they'd have to make the change as well.
Then why don't we deal with it the same way they're going to deal with it? Just like us, all their old records are measured in hundredth of seconds, so they'll have to do something about that.So far, the first time they are going to use the new timers is in April for the World Championships. Although the WSSA (World Sport Stacking Association) made the timers for a reason, right? So they most likely have an idea about how to deal with the different extra decimal place.
Massive bump but they're making gen 2's again. http://www.speedstacks.com/store3/retail/speed-stacks-stackademics-competitor/
I believe so.Are they for individual sale?
I'd like to buy a speed stacks but no idea what I should look for when shopping for one.
There is a bunch of those on eBAY and they're cheap, but probably bad quality.
Would this be ok?
http://www.ebay.ca/itm/NEW-WHITE-GR.../120957449046?pt=Games_US&hash=item1c29a03356
It says "FOR COMPETITION" so I thought it might not be that bad...
Your thoughts?
Thanks