Iron Mike Golf
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So I'm shopping for a chrony. Which ones do you folks like and why?
Thanks for your help.
Thanks for your help.
Jeff,Iron Mike Golf":132eb5w2 said:So I'm shopping for a chrony. Which ones do you folks like and why?
Thanks for your help.
From information supplied by the manufacturers and users the IR units perform better inside compaired to the optical which uses a light sensitive photo eye. The optical units do not respond well to fluorescent lighting which may be used at a lot of indoor shooting ranges. The Shooting Chrony units can be adapted with an LED Array in place of the sky screens. Here is a link to the LED Array for them.Iron Mike Golf":1kaq2g1y said:Thanks for the input. I am thinking that downloading to a laptop and feeding into some sort of software package would be real good. I want to use it indoors and outdoors.
What's the difference in performance between IR and optical (which I assume means uses visible light for sensing)?
Printing is not so important if I am hooked up to a laptop. I tried to download the trial of RSI Shooting Lab, but never got the download email.
Cary":38eql2l0 said:It looks like your thinking your way through the choices at hand.
Cary
Jeff,Iron Mike Golf":278jlpy1 said:Cary":278jlpy1 said:It looks like your thinking your way through the choices at hand.
Cary
I sure am trying to! And I am following the advice my lovely wife always gives me when making a big purchase: "Don't try to save money by underbuying."
So I want to be sure I get one that I will be happy with for a good while.
So, either IR or I need a separate light source. Remote display, laptop connection with analysis software.
What about battery type and battery life?
Iron Mike Golf":19esl9m4 said:How long does your battery last you?