The FX Radar Pocket Wireless Chronograph V2 represents an important evolution in this line of innovative devices. Smaller and lighter than ever at just 2.5oz and less than 2" x 2", it now comes with an internal 1500 mAh battery that can be recharged via a Read more..
The FX Radar Pocket Wireless Chronograph V2 represents an important evolution in this line of innovative devices. Smaller and lighter than ever at just 2.5oz and less than 2" x 2", it now comes with an internal 1500 mAh battery that can be recharged via a USB-C cable. In addition, it can now attach using a Picatinny mount or a bracket mount, providing more versatility than previous versions.
The chronograph uses Bluetooth to connect to an iOS or Android app, as well as to the separately available FX Digital Chronograph Display, and shows information such as FPS, shot strings, extreme spread, standard deviation, and more, while also allowing users to store profiles for multiple rifles. It uses Doppler radar technology, so it works in all weather conditions and does not require light to operate.
I've had mine few days and 100+ pellets, through 5 (.22) PCPs. It has missed only one pellet. I assume that was because I had the chronograph mounted too far back on my BRK's air bottle.
I really like that it reads the velocities through my phone's ear buds.
Setup, seems to have been done by a computer tech with no user input. Almost threw it in the trash, more than once.
There have been, reportedly, several changes to the operating insturcions, which are not intuitive.
Now that they are finally figured out, and recorded, it works well.
I have made an Excel Workbook to accept shared data from the chronograph and convert to spread sheets and graph.
I've had mine for a couple of years now and it's been very frustrating to use. Some days it works great while others it misses most shots. Some days you get a ton of "ghost" readings or it won't stay connected. Sure it's small and light and easy to set up but my old Chrony was way more reliable.
Very nice unit, but lots and lots of “ghost” readings. Updates haven’t helped much.
I've had mine few days and 100+ pellets, through 5 (.22) PCPs. It has missed only one pellet. I assume that was because I had the chronograph mounted too far back on my BRK's air bottle.
I really like that it reads the velocities through my phone's ear buds.
Setup, seems to have been done by a computer tech with no user input. Almost threw it in the trash, more than once.
There have been, reportedly, several changes to the operating insturcions, which are not intuitive.
Now that they are finally figured out, and recorded, it works well.
I have made an Excel Workbook to accept shared data from the chronograph and convert to spread sheets and graph.
I've had mine for a couple of years now and it's been very frustrating to use. Some days it works great while others it misses most shots. Some days you get a ton of "ghost" readings or it won't stay connected. Sure it's small and light and easy to set up but my old Chrony was way more reliable.
Very nice unit, but lots and lots of “ghost” readings. Updates haven’t helped much.
Man I love this device, works so well! Very small and light.
The FX Radar Pocket Wireless Chronograph V2 represents an important evolution in this line of innova..
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