Speedsolving Monthly Competition - 2009 04

Why is 1.4 seconds in just over a month bad? In 6 months, you'll be around 6 seconds, as my rate of improvement was pretty constant over a sixth month period from where you are.

Wow :)
That just made my day.
I'll be easily sub-20 by the competition!

And I suppose my rate of growth is naturally slower than when I was 25-28 seconds, which is what I was comparing to.

And I just realized I actually set a non-lucky PB in this average 25. Sweet!

Wait, you won't be 6 seconds, you could have dropped 6 seconds :p
 
Maxwell L: 21.86 ( 14.66 , 30.68 )

The 14 was non-lucky. O__________o :D:D:D

30 was a POP. ( Yes the C4Y cube can POP :p)

SD of 3.86. :rolleyes:


I am soooo consistent.
 
Not sure which we were supposed to do, so I calculated it both ways.

As an average of 23/25 over all 25 scrambles:
Mike Hughey: 27.06 (19.49, 44.06)

or as an average of 22/24 for the first 24:
Mike Hughey: 27.11 (19.49, 44.06)

This is a big step back from last month for me, but it's still a pretty good average by my standards. Standard deviation was 5.02 - I was all over the place.

I had 2 OLL skips and a PLL skip in this one average. Pretty amazing.
 
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Sorry, the 25th is a mistake, I edited it out now :P Also,
Jude: 21.73 (14.14, 25.88)
I'm now very confident I could easily be sub 20 with a usable DIY. I had 3 solves with my DIY which didn't pop, and they were 14.14, 15.91 and 17.97, and they were all non lucky :\
 
Hey, this is my first time doing the monthly comp. Where are the settings for 10/12 --> 22/24 in CCT?
I looked in File - Configuration - Options, but I can't seem to find it :confused:
(I'm using Linux)

Thanks :D
 
Joe R: 43.80 (32.78, 65.90)
I had one pop, but it was on the last turn, and that 65.9 was because someone was talking to me and I completely messed up the PLL.
 
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