Thread: LabRadar Chronograph

Just a heads up for those buying one of these units.

I have been told by someone running one for a while that if using a suppressor the unit might not work properly unless setup a certain way.

Shot detection is on the back of the unit and it has to be setup forward and close to the muzzle. Down range readings may also not work when using a suppressor.

Apparently the airgun sensor will fix any issues if this is the case.
Oh and run an external power source. Eats batteries in no time.


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Originally Posted by R93

Just a heads up for those buying one of these units.

I have been told by someone running one for a while that if using a suppressor the unit might not work properly unless setup a certain way.

Shot detection is on the back of the unit and it has to be setup forward and close to the muzzle. Down range readings may also not work when using a suppressor.

Apparently the airgun sensor will fix any issues if this is the case.
Oh and run an external power source. Eats batteries in no time.


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Dave, as someone who has ordered one and as I type am dribbling at the gob in anticipation, I downloaded the operating manual from myLabRadars site to bone up on it. It covers off using suppressors in the manual and of course alignment for normal weapons.

I also ordered the air gun mic straight up, wasn't super expensive, in anticipation of issues.

Also, have upgraded the crappy battery power pack I have to a decent unit. I don't intend using AAs at all.

LabRadar have a few of their own Youtube clips on their site which are also good value. Cannot remember if it was on their site but saw one of a pistol shooter blasting away. He was set up and was shooting in about 5 mins with no issues.

Originally Posted by zimmer

Dave, as someone who has ordered one and as I type am dribbling at the gob in anticipation, I downloaded the operating manual from myLabRadars sight to bone up on it. It covers off using suppressors in the manual and of course alignment for normal weapons.

I also ordered the air gun mic straight up, wasn't super expensive, in anticipation of issues.

Also, have upgraded the crappy battery power pack I have to a decent unit. I don't intend using AAs at all.

LabRadar have a few of their own Youtube clips on their site which are also good value. Cannot remember if it was on their site but saw one of a pistol shooter blasting away. He was set up and was shooting in about 5 mins with no issues.

Ah ha. I was just going off what I was told last nite. The fella is unlikely to be able to read anyway so I doubt he read that bit😆 He did say it works but he didn't like how close it has to be in order to work.

I will download the manual myself and have a look.
I have a power pack I will be using as well. Won't use batteries.



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Here's something for you to read in bed at nite -

Here’s a couple of articles of interest. There are heaps out there but these 2 were better than most.

The second article shows his alignment method. Somewhere else I read of a guy just pushing a drinking straw thru the sighting notch. That’s what I will try first up.

The guy in the first article rates the CED as the best of the optical, mmm, now to sell mine.

https://www.shootingsoftware.com/doppler.htm

Ray's New Labradar

Originally Posted by zimmer

Here's something for you to read in bed at nite -

Here’s a couple of articles of interest. There are heaps out there but these 2 were better than most.

The second article shows his alignment method. Somewhere else I read of a guy just pushing a drinking straw thru the sighting notch. That’s what I will try first up.

The guy in the first article rates the CED as the best of the optical, mmm, now to sell mine.

https://www.shootingsoftware.com/doppler.htm

Ray's New Labradar

Id rate the CEd 2 as the most reliable after olher and probably the best value optical, but only with the IR and good control over natural light. Any bright sun can/will affect it even with IR on.
Mine reads consistantly 25 ish fps slower than validation indicates. Ill be keeping my ced untill Im happy with the Labradar.
Iv got a heap of eneloop black pros so Ill see how long they run on a charge.

Originally Posted by sneeze

Id rate the CEd 2 as the most reliable after olher and probably the best value optical, but only with the IR and good control over natural light. Any bright sun can/will affect it even with IR on.
Mine reads consistantly 25 ish fps slower than validation indicates. Ill be keeping my ced untill Im happy with the Labradar.
Iv got a heap of eneloop black pros so Ill see how long they run on a charge.

You splashed out on one as well?

What's up? Gorse not grow this year😆

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Labradar parent company here Our history
They do some seriously clever shit. I see one device they make that can measure velocity inside a barrel.
The LabRadar must be there dinky toy.

Originally Posted by zimmer

Here's something for you to read in bed at nite -

Here’s a couple of articles of interest. There are heaps out there but these 2 were better than most.

The second article shows his alignment method. Somewhere else I read of a guy just pushing a drinking straw thru the sighting notch. That’s what I will try first up.

The guy in the first article rates the CED as the best of the optical, mmm, now to sell mine.

https://www.shootingsoftware.com/doppler.htm

Ray's New Labradar

Thanks mate.

I have read the second one already.

Hopefully we see them this week.

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