Stackmat Pro Timer Issues

We don't design the timers though, they do. So it doesn't matter what we think is the regular way around, Speedstacks is gonna build the timer they wanna build because it's their product.

Then they are truely marketing geniuses.
They can try and sell us a trailer made product which doesn't suit our needs.
I for one will run out and give them money when the product they already sold me fits it's purpose better.
 
There are some possible advantages to this:
1. The display can be part of the timer, as is shown in the picture. So spectators can see what the results are, without the need for an expensive tournament display.

This is not going to be a problem. Most organizations already have competition displays in their inventory.

Also they are too small to see from a distance so displays would always be necessary.
 
It's still a good idea to play safe by removing your blindfold before hitting the stackmat. During a 50 or 55-minute solve, wasting a couple of seconds doing that really doesn't matter.
 
This was circulated round the delegates a long time ago, and was the beginning of a discussion. This was by no means a finished product. Unfortunately it was leaked straight away but thankfully that was contained quickly. It seems like it is entirely in the open now. Now we have a load of people jumping to conclusions and criticising without knowing any facts. Yay.
 
Those must be the July 2012 batch. We stackers noticed that problem with that batch of timers too...
 
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