LSAT STOP WATCH?

[lawclerk]

I was recently speaking with a co-worker who had gone through the Law School Admitance process 4 years ago. He had stated to me that he herd that their was an "LSAT Stop Watch" avaiable that did not make any audio noise (for those of you who know it is hard to find a good noiseless watch), in fact he stated that this watch actualy vibrated to let you know when you have a specified amount of time left.

Does anyone know anything about such a stop watch? or
Do any of you have any good tips on a specific stop watch that meets the criterie of the LSAT test guidlines?

[Trupolitik]

I dont know the specifics on where to get a silent stop watch but there are many models available. I saw ALL kinds of stop watches and clocks when I took the LSAT. Some where the size of a small radio/Alarm clock but did not make any noise. Good Luck.

[lp4law]

I just went ahead and bought one of those cheap track-style stop watches.  It took just a couple of minutes to open it up and cut the speaker wires.  It worked very well for me during the LSAT.  Good luck.

[lawclerk]

HEY THANKS FOR THE SPEAKER WIRE TIP. I DID THE SAME, AND IT WORKED PERFECTLY. U REALLY SAVED ME ALOT OF TIME BY NOT HAVING TO LOOK FOR A SILET WATCH; WHICH I DON'T THINK EVEN EXIST.

[Ivy_Hopeful]

Ip4law,
I will impliment this strategy as well thank you very much.

[rikkinyc]

there is a timer called the silent timer - which you can buy online. i highly recommend it - esp for LR questions. you can set it for say 26 questions and it helps you pace yourself. i think the site is silenttimer.com

[SanchoPanzo]

HEY THANKS FOR THE SPEAKER WIRE TIP. I DID THE SAME, AND IT WORKED PERFECTLY. U REALLY SAVED ME ALOT OF TIME BY NOT HAVING TO LOOK FOR A SILET WATCH; WHICH I DON'T THINK EVEN EXIST.

In my santa voice (speaking to the M&Ms):  "They Doooooo Exist"
www.silenttimer.com

Note that's I'm not advocating you but one. Just that you can..... because it exists

[rikkinyc]

no *&^%. just thought to add the reco for anyone looking for the info.

[SanchoPanzo]

Actually, silenttimer has been discussed recently in about ... well it was in 2 threads after the test yesterday alone.


Perhaps no need to resurrect 2003 threads?