Solo Chess from Gallant Knight
First edited | 04/29/2014 |
by MMO
Last edited |
08/23/2015 |
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MMO
Reference to cite:
From Gallant Knight,
April 2014, ChessEval.com
Solo Chess is not a computer: it is
a way to present some chess problems.
It is composed of two disks: one for the moves and one for the
comments.
Two circle windows turn to uncover moves and comments.
The directions are:
- lay the paper under the panel in the frame
- turn each disk to the start position.
Set up the position on your chessboard and try to solve it.
If you don't find the solution or want to read it:
- turn the left disk to the right until you uncover the first move.
- continue turning to read the later moves.
When you read "note A" under a move, turn the right disk until you
uncover note A.
Continue turning to read the later notes
All moves are under the left disk.
All comment is under the right disk.
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