Hi there if you can find an app to be used for a chess clock it will
be fine to use on your own but if you used it in an actual chess
tournament and your phone rang you would loose the game.
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find an app to be used for a chess clock it will be fine to
use on your own but if you used it in an actual chess tournament and your phone
rang you would loose the game.
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Hi John and Gerry,
My original recommendation of a chess clock app (some months ago) was for use
by someone on the MacVisionaries who wanted to play tournaments by Skype,
similar to Gerry's comments. I'n not sure how Gabriel planned to use this, but
he did ask for suggestions for an accessible
Hi all.
doDs anybody know an accessible App to use as a chess clock?
Thanks
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Gabriel.
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I found a free chess clock that might do what you want.
I'll paste the link below.
The settings button is not labelled.
But it seems fully accessible.
It has not been updated in a couple years.
It defaults to a 90 minute game, allowing 5 minutes each per move.
I just did a search for chess clocks
Hello Gabriele and Richard,
I can recommend the Merkmatics Chess clock, which is internationally
available, frequently updated, and very accessible:
• Merkmatics Chess Clock ($0.99) by Merkmatics
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/merkmatics-chess-clock/id347870076?mt=8
You can set this up with any
