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10 hits ... .172 fast to .218 slow ..average .203

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I find I'm quicker reacting to orange and red and slow on green and blue.

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Here's another reaction time site that is a little more entertaining...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/humanbo...n_version5.swf

Gotta love them brits!

Bill H.

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I think I would be quicler if I knew what color it was changing to as well. It takes a few thousandths to process the color in addition to the fact that it changed.

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.187 best on that, too.... guess that's all I've got!

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Michael
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vic guilmino

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Sorry Vic.... it's an old program. Still works great on my old Windows 95 machine, but I can't get it to work on my Vista machine. Tinkered with it on XP a couple of times, but I'm not as sure of the timing system on it. My old partner, Mark Towslee did the programming for it. I just did the sound and graphics for it. I may have to pester him about it sometime.

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OK I gave it a try .188, .219, .203, then 6.583 what the?
I let go because I got tired of waiting. Found out it was because I couldn't see the color change. The change from one color to the other didn't register in my brain! I may have some color blindness.
I had better reactions when there was more contrast between the colors.
I wonder if our reaction times would differ if NHRA used a different color for each bulb?

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Tried a shim (business card) under the button. Improved to .172

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Somebody would figure out what shade of sunglasses work best with any particular color!