F3A - snap roll query

Wayne Galligan wgalligan at goodsonacura.com
Wed Nov 5 13:40:49 AKST 2003


I have been using a snap switch and can definitely tell its snapping because
of the way it slows down.  Just depends on how much throw you set in the
presets.
Anyone else on the snap switch issue.  I just find it hard to control the
exit and correction when trying to flip a switch and then stab the sticks.

Wayne

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Sent: Wednesday, November 05, 2003 4:24 PM
Subject: Re: F3A - snap roll query


> I have a simple question: What happen if you use the snap button?  My
personal opinion is that using the snap button won't show a definitive
break.  I think there is a definitive difference between an snap done with
the fingers and one done with the snap button.  I recognize that it is very
difficult to see the difference in some cases.  However, with experience
gained in the last few years I can recognize the difference now.
>
> Vicente
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