Nah, what's worse is lending it out and getting it back shot with no intention of repairing or replacing it!Boo wrote:The only thing worse than dry-firing your bow is shooting your own chrongraph, getting it repaired, shooting it again, then getting it repaired, then shooting it again. I got smart and repaired it one last time and put it awayBullzeye wrote:I thought you had fallen into one of the two groups of chronograph users, those who have shot their chronograph and those who soon will.NewGuy wrote:I lent it out a few years ago! Haven't seen it since.
For some reason that red box really attracts my attention
Which Chronograph?
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Re: Which Chronograph?
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So the paintball chrono and the arrow chrono is basically the same thing????
And here is why I shop mostly in the US
Sports Sensors Arrowspeed Radarchron.
Amazon.can = $142
Amazon.com =$117
And here is why I shop mostly in the US
Sports Sensors Arrowspeed Radarchron.
Amazon.can = $142
Amazon.com =$117
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Ya, the chrono's just measure or make calculations with no awareness of what the objects are. Good marketing stratagagies lead us to believe otherwise, though. Unfortunately importing goods is where the difference in prices become over inflated we have to shop online, sad this is such an over site and retailers suffer.
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Boo wrote:The only thing worse than dry-firing your bow is shooting your own chrongraph, getting it repaired, shooting it again, then getting it repaired, then shooting it again. I got smart and repaired it one last time and put it awayBullzeye wrote:I thought you had fallen into one of the two groups of chronograph users, those who have shot their chronograph and those who soon will.NewGuy wrote:I lent it out a few years ago! Haven't seen it since.
For some reason that red box really attracts my attention
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Taz
Tried the stores no good did not have
just ordered on line
Thanks Again this will save me some walking back and forth
Joe171
Tried the stores no good did not have
just ordered on line
Thanks Again this will save me some walking back and forth
Joe171
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Have aShooting chrony and a Pro Chrony both work well . The Red shooting chrony does seem to attract flying objects . My Nephew arrowed mine ----- did not ask to borrow it , put it back shot up cause Uncle said he would kick his __ __ __ and was very nervous about telling me . Imagine my surprise
when I found a hole thru the front of it that is the same diameter as a GoldTip XT 55 / 75 .
when I found a hole thru the front of it that is the same diameter as a GoldTip XT 55 / 75 .
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Was that Uncie Paul?Farmer wrote:Have aShooting chrony and a Pro Chrony both work well . The Red shooting chrony does seem to attract flying objects . My Nephew arrowed mine ----- did not ask to borrow it , put it back shot up cause Uncle said he would kick his __ __ __ and was very nervous about telling me . Imagine my surprise
when I found a hole thru the front of it that is the same diameter as a GoldTip XT 55 / 75 .
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I bought the ProChrono a few years ago and it is very accurate and is still in one piece.
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Vixen II/Optimizer/RamCats/NGSS
Camx
Boo strings, top mounts
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Did you get the sale price too?joe171 wrote:Taz
Tried the stores no good did not have
just ordered on line
Thanks Again this will save me some walking back and forth
Joe171
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I'd rather be hunting
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Oh, Good thing I found this topic.
I just bought a Shooting Chrony Beta today. Brought it home and tried it with the pellet gun. I spent a good two hours trying to get a reading...nothing.
So, I'm going to say stay away from the chrony. I put an old 9 volt battery in it and I think that may be the problem as the instructions say to use a alkaline battery or the unit may not work.
Maybe some one can advise me on this chrony and why it's not working. Sorry to highjack the thread.
I just bought a Shooting Chrony Beta today. Brought it home and tried it with the pellet gun. I spent a good two hours trying to get a reading...nothing.
So, I'm going to say stay away from the chrony. I put an old 9 volt battery in it and I think that may be the problem as the instructions say to use a alkaline battery or the unit may not work.
Maybe some one can advise me on this chrony and why it's not working. Sorry to highjack the thread.
Re: Which Chronograph?
Is it the Chrony name brand? If so it could also be a lighting issue, we had trouble with paintballs being read too. You may need to defuse the light above with paper while outdoors and incandescent lighting is needed for indoor use.
See the youtube link posted by Boo, it shows the defuser over the chrono.
See the youtube link posted by Boo, it shows the defuser over the chrono.
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I sure did 88 another Christmas gifttaz3 wrote:Did you get the sale price too?joe171 wrote:Taz
Tried the stores no good did not have
just ordered on line
Thanks Again this will save me some walking back and forth
Joe171
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Check out there web sight they have some Q and A that may help youva3cgt wrote:Oh, Good thing I found this topic.
I just bought a Shooting Chrony Beta today. Brought it home and tried it with the pellet gun. I spent a good two hours trying to get a reading...nothing.
So, I'm going to say stay away from the chrony. I put an old 9 volt battery in it and I think that may be the problem as the instructions say to use a alkaline battery or the unit may not work.
Maybe some one can advise me on this chrony and why it's not working. Sorry to highjack the thread.
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[/quote]taz3 wrote:NewGuy wrote:I lent it out a few years ago! Haven't seen it since.
Nah, what's worse is lending it out and getting it back shot with no intention of repairing or replacing it!
That would be a nick in the kuts. If I shot your chrony I would replace it for ya chris
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va3cgt wrote:Oh, Good thing I found this topic.
I just bought a Shooting Chrony Beta today. Brought it home and tried it with the pellet gun. I spent a good two hours trying to get a reading...nothing.
So, I'm going to say stay away from the chrony. I put an old 9 volt battery in it and I think that may be the problem as the instructions say to use a alkaline battery or the unit may not work.
Maybe some one can advise me on this chrony and why it's not working. Sorry to highjack the thread.
Make sure you set it up outside or under incandescent lights.
Won't work under fluorescent lights.
The directions are pretty straight forward.
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