Ed

nataddrho said:

I am going to make a few of these, maybe 10 for starters. The plan is to have double as a shot clock and a score board.

The idea is that since I need the wireless hardware for the shot clock to work, I can use the same hardware to make a wireless scoreboard system.

Each players game that they need to win are broadcasted automatically from the command booth at the beginning of each match. Every game won is adjusted on the score board, and sent to the command booth wirelessly. When a match is over the tournament director can just see the scores on his computer or at least clearly across the room. Rather than people standing in line walking back and forth telling the final scores.

The only way to know if it is worth it is to make it and try it, and see what people say.

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If you're ever looking for testers... <waves>

Asymmetric clocks.

Squeeze the guy in the lead so he can't stall.

It’s good but generally gets boring. …21 cover 36 pin 5 hurt from the left plenty of room right. So a stock 50 off the tower? I love that…

The one thing pool players ( and bad caddies) can learn is there is never any negative. And once the player decides all you hear is “ perfect” “ I love that” etc…. It’s all process.

Unlike the new caddie I had at a newly opened great course who had a wrong yardage and once indicated “Don’t go left here..”. I didn’t mention the yardage that left me in a cool bunker that I thought would be good to play out of, but I did mention that when he got to member play he might want to say something like “ lots of room right” vs “ don’t go left”…, . I am exhibit A in bad sports psychology and “ don’t go left” translates into one of the better pull hooks you could come up with…

Still a steal.