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by JackNco » 4 Jul 2007 7:04
OK ill work something up later when i have a chance. but instead of pasting over people times just add your lock and time to the list at the bottom of the row of locks. I don't want to turn this in to a competition. its justa bit of fun and a way to get a comparison of realistic times people can open locks in not just there best times.
If the thread keeps on going like the picked never picked list i'll do a fresh empty list every 2 weeks and display the times neatly somewhere.
All the best
John
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by blake1803 » 4 Jul 2007 16:12
It would be nice if for each lock, people listed SPP times in addition to any other method of their choosing. In some ways, the time discrepancy between SPP and raking or other methods is more interesting to me than the times themselves. But if that's impracticable or people don't want to do it, it's still pretty cool. Thanks for making this thread, John!
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by JackNco » 4 Jul 2007 17:51
I was only really interested in SPP times as thats what i think people should concentrate on at first (I know its what im still learning).
But people are free to post what ever method they like. I posted some Bogotá times.
And im happy 2
all the best
John
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by JackNco » 4 Jul 2007 17:54
ok heres what ill do. if People start posting times for locks in the format i asked. in one week i will put the time in and catalog them all once a week and we can try and get average times for more common locks.
How does that sound to everyone?
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by Wrenchman » 4 Jul 2007 20:26
*WINNER*
Best thread of the day
Thanks John
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by JackNco » 4 Jul 2007 20:46
hehe cheers
Get some times posted up then 
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by Wrenchman » 4 Jul 2007 21:32
Yeah yeah, I am working on it, opened 11(eleven) locks until now!
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by JackNco » 4 Jul 2007 21:40
good man, remember firs pick only 
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by mark! » 5 Jul 2007 15:30
Okay I'm no expert but I like this thread,so I'll give you a laugh. rim cylinder yale 6 pin - spp -half diamond - 4min 28sec-euros sterling euro-5 pin-spp-half diamond-57secs- milla euro-6pin had it 3 weeks and still trying!
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by NKT » 5 Jul 2007 16:32
None of this "once you've got your tension tool sorted" nonsense for me.
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Legge Black - warrant - 14 minutes ERA 3 lever - warrant - 10 minutes ERA 5 pin rim cyl. - warrant - 2 minutes Some disgusingly nasty keywayed euro - warrant - 3 minutes
I did a big post with a load of times, but then my PC BSoD'd after I'd spent an entire night picking euros for times for this thread! 
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by Wrenchman » 5 Jul 2007 19:02
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Brand -- Type -- Dir -- Time -- Comments -- Pick Style La Fonte -- Cylinder -- CW -- 51 Sec -- 5pins Assa Abloy * -- SPP Hand La Fonte -- Cylinder -- CCW -- 1.09 Min -- 5pins Assa Abloy * -- SPP Hand Mult -- Padlock -- CW -- 8 Sec -- 5pins 45mm -- SPP Hand Stam -- Padlock -- CW -- 10 Sec -- 4pins 20mm (A) -- SPP Hand Stam -- Padlock -- CW -- 6 Sec -- 4pins 20mm (B) -- SPP Hand Papaiz -- Padlock -- CW -- 12 Sec -- 3pins 20mm -- SPP Hand Welka -- Euro -- CW -- 8 Sec -- 4pins -- SPP Hand Welka -- Euro -- CCW -- 46 Sec -- 4pins -- SPP Hand Abus -- Padlock -- CW -- 22 Sec -- 5pins 40mm 65/40 -- SPP Hand Pado -- Padlock -- CW -- 13 Sec -- 4pins 30mm -- SPP Hand None -- Padlock -- CW -- 5 Sec -- No Pins Diary lock -- SPP Hand Pado -- Padlock -- CW -- 5 Sec -- 5pins 50mm -- SPP Hand Soprano -- Euro -- CW -- 4 Sec -- 5pins -- SPP Hand Soprano -- Euro -- CCW -- 48 Sec -- 5pins -- SPP Hand Papaiz -- Padlock -- CW -- 3.38 Min -- 5pins 60mm Spool * -- SPP Hand Ruko -- Padlock -- CW -- 27 Sec -- 5pins Old Style -- SPP Hand House -- Padlock -- CW -- 22 Sec -- 4pins 40mm China -- SPP Hand Globo -- Padlock -- CW -- 23 Sec -- 4pins 45mm China -- SPP Hand Brasil -- Euro -- CW -- ~ ~ -- 5pins Gave up -- SPP Hand Pax -- Padlock -- CW -- 46 Sec -- 4pins 50mm China -- SPP Hand
* A Long hook, Homemade!
All others: A Short Hook, Homemade!
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by JackNco » 5 Jul 2007 19:08
nice Wrenchman, put me to shame.
(and heres where i look stupid)
What does Dir and CW/CCW mean?
nice job on the Ruko
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by Schuyler » 5 Jul 2007 19:25
direction, clockwise and counter clockwise
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by JackNco » 5 Jul 2007 20:58
oooooh, now i get it. and why don't we have any times from u yet shoes?
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by Schuyler » 5 Jul 2007 21:27
JackNco wrote:oooooh, now i get it. and why don't we have any times from u yet shoes?
DEFCON materials are due tomorrow 
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