New MK II FX Radar Wireless Bluetooth Chrono Airgun Air Rifle/Pistol/Airsoft/Bow Chronograph Chronoscope

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That 11 FPS represents a difference of less than 1.4%, so the two units were reading very close to the same velocity. I also tested “my” FX Chronograph against a friend’s. The two FX Chronographs recorded velocities that differed by only 2 FPS. That’s VERY impressive! Simply place the chronograph below the muzzle, Open the FX radar app on your phone, and start firing away as the phone lists (or even calls out) your shot-string. Convenience

Please note that your goods may be sent to you in instalments as availability of products can vary. For example certain products have specific delivery requirements which are explained below. Because I am – let’s say – particular, I tested the FX Chronograph against the current AAFTA-designated chronograph using the same gun. Although there was a consistent 11 FPS difference between the 2 units, they were consistently giving the same spread from shot to shot.I did notice in my testing that different FPS readings can occur, depending on where you place the gun over the chronograph. Slightly different results can occur depending on how far in front of the chronograph the barrel is and how far above the barrel.

Configure and use the FX Chronograph as a stand alone or connect it to your phone / tablet for the ultimate in control and versitility. The chronograph itself is a wireless radar-based chronograph. It communicates via Bluetooth to either your smart phone or the FX Chrono-graph Display (sold separately). The app (available for both iOS and Android) does more than just show the feet per second of the projectile. It allows users to store multiple rifle profiles, shows shot strings, standard deviations, extreme spreads and much more. Simply strap the unit to the end of the barrel, open the app and start recording the speed of your shots. Open the FX radar app on your phone, and start firing away as the phone lists (or even calls out) your shot-string.Capable of recording velocities from 400-4000FPS it has applications for both Airguns and full bore rifles alike. Stop guessing the performance of your setup and tune your gun / reloads to finest of degrees. Most affordable chronographs out today use two light sources. These measure the pellets time speeding across the distance between those light sources. For me, best results seemed to be achieved placing the barrel about 2 inches above the chronograph and about 6 inches in front. Just find the best placement for your gun and repeat that placement each time for consistent, comparable results.

This is also true for any firearm. Yes, no sensitivity settings needed as it seamlessly reads any projectile between 400 to 4000 fps without pressing any button. Setup is easy and the unit features a portable design with a rechargeable battery that will last for severall hoursIf you have been shooting airguns you should have access to a chronograph to test the health of your gun.