LSAT stop watch advice

[Dante Hicks]

I know this has been addressed before but I want the current data.  Besides the old threads don't really have great advice on this.

Amyone know of a decent stop watch that makes no noise, but maybe vibrates, for the LSAT.  Wrist worn would be best and I don't wanna spend a fortune on it like some Uber-Navy Seals watch or something.

I need it very damn soon.

Noiseless, reliable, cheap (no jokes please).

[nathanielmark]

i got mine off of powerscore.com  its nice, big face so you can put it on the floor ande still see it if need be.  20 bux.

[NYBound05]

i got mine off of powerscore.com  its nice, big face so you can put it on the floor ande still see it if need be.  20 bux.

Why would you put it on the floor instead of the table?

[Dilettante]

Just in case.

[nathanielmark]

you would put it on the floor in the event you had a tiny desk.

[jacy85]

I'd just put it in my lap...

[BLAKEAGGIE98]

I got one from Radioshack $20 -Quit working- Went to grocery store got a digital cooking timer that counts up or down and you can set the time AND very big numbers. $7. I did have to open it up and cut the wires to the speaker. This was really easy though.

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OK this thread keeps popping up.  I have never used a stopwatch, and just internally pace myself.  There's only 6 days so I'm trepidacious to add another variable, do y'all think it's necessary? and how so?

[nathanielmark]

if you have done enough practice tests and timing isnt a problem then maybe you dont need it. i use it to make sure i am pacing well and have sufficient time to complete RCs and LRs, and to make sure i am not spending too much time on a particular game.

OK this thread keeps popping up.  I have never used a stopwatch, and just internally pace myself.  There's only 6 days so I'm trepidacious to add another variable, do y'all think it's necessary? and how so?