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Lots of variables! If only we had a 250+ yard dome to use. I'll get Carl on building that! 😉

Don't disagree there! An "easy button" would be great for all areas of life!

Hello! If you're talking about the FlightScope PC software, it is included with the purchase of a Mevo+ now. But if you have an old Mevo+ unit, looks like you can buy the software direct from FlightScope: flightscope.com/products/mevo-fs-golf-pc?srsltid=AfmBOorFqZjuPO6cJfBCjRH8r0VvKgy_0nK_-gc70XtF7QOtA_ilWVeU

Hello! Just as an FYI, we no longer offer the LW500ST, but here are our answers: 1:1 ratio: I do not believe either have 1:1 built in to the projector, but setting a custom resolution/aspect ratio on a PC is an option. More here: th-cam.com/video/qfPSQ_KzI_c/w-d-xo.htmlsi=g7FP0uYR8rC73TPs Table side mount: Not sure I'm fully understanding the question, but the LW500ST could be used on a table off to the side (to a certain degree) since it has vertical and horizontal keystone. Configurations: we have not checked into a feature like that, so I'm not sure. Sorry! Lux measurement: again, not completely sure and we've changed lighting in our showroom since this video, so I cannot go check. However, found this on Google that might be helpful: tinyurl.com/523366w7 If you have any more questions, I suggest reaching out to our experts on our customer service team here: www.carlofet.com/contact. Thanks!

@ thanks for taking the time to answer, didn’t realize this video was over a year old when I posted the questions

Hey! Thanks for the comment! Sadly, since we don't sell the X3 or Trackman 4, we do not have them at our office!

Hello! In our experience we've found that most users need a bit taller ceiling height to comfortably swing a club. However, if you've tested your space and feel comfortable with a shorter enclosure we could create a custom size enclosure to fit your space. Since the space you've described would require an enclosure shorter than any of our standard sizes though please keep in mind that the enclosure would not be eligible for return once ordered. If you'd like to learn more about how to potentially place this order, please reach out to our customer service team here: www.carlofet.com/contact

If you play the courses on Home Tee Hero (subscription reqd), you can play with up to four players. You can also connect to third party software like GSPro and play multiplayer games/rounds!

Good to know! And yes, unfortunate timing with the recording/release of this video and GSPro being supported!

@CarlsPlace I don't know that it's unfortunate timing. I'm using my r10 outside so I don't really have a good option for GS Pro as much as I would like to use it. I thought your video was rather informative.

@@3sotErik I was just referencing that we could have mentioned that new feature of being compatible but didn't know that was going to happen when we recorded the video!

Check back at the screen recording. Our spin numbers were not italicized!

@CarlsPlace It is my understanding that italicized numbers indicate that it is estimating the ball spin but if they are not italicized then it's an actual measurement. The r10 firmware update from 2 years ago helped improve its ability to read spin, making the RCT Balls far less necessary for accuracy. Obviously still not perfect and I'm not saying that my understanding is flawless.

Hello! Approximate dimensions of the enclosure space are: 192"W x 96"D x 123"H. Hope this helps!

These hitting strips fit perfectly in Carl's HotShot Hitting Mat. Check out the whole mat system and accessories here: shop.carlofet.com/carls-hotshot-golf-mat-system Otherwise, people have cut out their own section in other hitting mats or flooring/turf to fit these strips in flush to the surface! In case you have a situation where you still need to lift the launch monitor up a bit, we do offer alignment stands that may help too! shop.carlofet.com/launch-monitor-alignment-stand

Great question! We'll have to check with Carl!

We do not, but will pass along the idea!

Hello! Sorry, a lot of our team has been off for Thanksgiving and we are actually catching up from home on a Sunday right now! I would say that if you found the name of your golf course on the Home Tee Hero list, you would be able to play your course at home on the Garmin R50. Home Tee Hero does have a subscription fee.

If you connect it directly from R50 to your projector, it will likely not fit perfectly, but should be close! If you connect it to a PC and then to a projector, you could possibly set a custom aspect ratio/resolution from your PC that will help fill your screen perfectly!

Yup, we aren't pro golfers and know we have some work to do on our swings, but we were purposely swinging even worse to give these mats a true test with chunks and divots!

That's a great question! If you're looking for accuracy, GC3 is hard to beat - check out our GC3 at the range video. But overall features, the Garmin R50 gives the GC3 a run for its money! Looking forward to doing some more R50 accuracy testing!

Just in case you miss it, we replied on your other comment 😁

@@richardvoyageur Hey, thank you for your comment! Our product design team considered several options for mounting our panels to the wall and found the french cleat style system to perform the best for the size and weight of our panels. We've found them to hold the tiles securely and pull them tight to the wall during installation. If you prefer to use another option for mounting the panels you're certainly welcome to, but in our experience the french cleat system offered with our panel kits has performed the best and is the option we'd recommend for installing out panels.

Once we get all our schedules lined up and a semi-decent weather day, we'll be doing our best to get outside. Wisconsin weather hasn't been cooperating!

This was just the unboxing and setup. We've got more content with the R50 planned!

Looks like the data is stored in the Garmin Golf app, but shareable from there!

Yup, definitely a "drawback," if you will. Wonder when someone will come out with an all-in-one unit that has GSPro built in?! 🤔

Yes it is!

Man ... Tim and Mike would both love to get the R50 outside to test it. You know the first decent weather day we can make work, we will be out there, but Wisconsin weather hasn't been friendly since our unit was delivered!

@@CarlsPlaceI heard in another video they don’t work well outside but well inside…..not good thing for $5k

@@Jarhead0331 If we get a warm or non-snowy day here in WI, we hope to get it outside for a test!

This space is 30' wide by 40' long!

@@CarlsPlacethank you! Inspiration for my build

@@joshua_may It's an awesome and rewarding route to go!

Hello! Unfortunately, we can't make a confident recommendation for another manufacturer's screen. If it was one of our projection screens, we would recommend using a hair dryer on the low setting on the back side of the screen to remove wrinkles. However, your screen could be made of a different material that responds very differently, and so all we can really recommend is that you get in touch with them.

Interesting! Thanks!

Hello! Thanks for the comment! It should save the setup/settings in the scene section of OBS. It's important to note that this is just a free software work-around and this isn't meant to specifically function for floor projection, so it's not going to be a perfectly seamless experience. Make sure you're doing everything in the right order. All your windows/programs/displays that your OBS scene is pulling from need to be open and in the exact same display size as when it was created. For example, if we pull in a video from TH-cam or Google, that webpage needs to be already up and the correct window size that it was when the OBS scene was built, otherwise it wont come in, or it'll come in cropped differently. Same if OBS is opened before the projector(s) are turned on, OBS wont be able to setup the scene. Hopefully this makes some sense!

Hello! Thanks for the comment. Projector placement all depends on the size of your screen (or size of image you want on your screen). You can use our screen size calculator at this link (www.carlofet.com/screen-size-calculator) to help you figure out where this projector might need to be mounted in your space. In general, our recommendation is typically to not mount a projector more than a few feet behind the hitting area, otherwise you might risk dealing with shadows. We recommend the hitting area be a minimum of 10' from the impact screen. Hopefully this helps. If you have more questions, reach out to our expert customer service team here: www.carlofet.com/contact

@@CarlsPlace Thank you for the response. But this is not a short throw projector. Your calculator says this projector would be 16'. How would you place this projector? I was considering getting this projector because of the video, but I'm not sure how this can be your "favorite projector yet", when it looks like it will not work with shadows.

I was actually considering the PT-VMZ71 for the higher brightness, but it looks like both will cast shadows. If you could please recommend a location where a normal throw projector can be used without casting shadows, that would be very helpful.

@@CarlsPlace Also, this projector is 16:10 aspect ratio natively? Can they do 4:3?

@@tusasales3243 Hello! You are correct, not a short throw projector. We find that this unit works best in larger home bays or commercial bays where you have flexibility to move back your tee position! In our showroom, we have this unit mounted at 16 or so feet with a tee position of about 12 feet from the screen. As for aspect ratio, yes this one is 16:10. It does have a couple built-in aspect options, one being full that looks close to 4:3. However, if you're going to be using a PC with a graphics card, we'd recommend just adjusting the projector's resolution/aspect ratio in the graphics card settings. More on that here: th-cam.com/video/qfPSQ_KzI_c/w-d-xo.htmlsi=huYdcRU1Ou4q0X5D Any more questions? Reach out to our customer service team here: www.carlofet.com/contact.

Hello! Thanks for the comment. I'm not quite sure what you're referring to. This was not a comparison between projectors, but rather a review on the TK710STi. Can you clarify what you're referring to? Thanks!

@@CarlsPlace at 1:10 there is a comparison with the previous model, best way to do that is to show same image on both projectors, and not splitting one image between them. That way we can see how same color and same pattern looks on both. You do the same comparison at 6:45 with a monitor

@@NullifierMotion Ah, gotcha. Yes, understand where you're coming from and will keep that in mind for next time. Although the way we did it in this video still gives you a decent idea of how they compare!

Hey! Thanks for the comment. From the way I understand it, when you extend your display, you're working with two different displays and can customize either resolution. When you duplicate the display, you are telling the computer to send the same resolution you're using on your computer monitor to your projector. I don't think there is a way around that, but one idea that came to mind is unplugging your computer monitor from your PC and only having the projector plugged in. Then you should be able to customize the resolution again. Doubt that helps, but figured we'd pass along anyways!

Not a weird question at all! We'll have to get back to you on that one!

@ i have the protee vx and Carl’s place goodies coming through a Calgary Ab dealer. Just planning chord concealing vrs plug locations. OCD kicking in lol

@@dp4295 Assuming this is still the same from last year, this is what ProTee included in their unboxing. Looks like it's 3' or so: th-cam.com/video/noi4-TSGW_4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=xuDRLMrTum_3N19N&t=121

What doesn't work on the iPad?

@ the garmin golf app. After the 3.0 update it won’t work on iPad

Hello! You'd have to talk to our customer service and ask them! www.carlofet.com/contact

Thanks for the tips! We altered our swings a bit so that we could truly test out the mats and how they felt when we chunked them!

@@CarlsPlace 👍

Great question! We only have experience with what we sell, and the TK710STi looks great!

No, I tried with normal white wall and showing bad picture quality

Great question. I'll try to answer below as best as I can, but you might be better off speaking with our customer service here: www.carlofet.com/contact This is how I understand it: you fill the height of the screen with the projected image, then put in the custom aspect ratio/resolution and it might cut off some pixels on the side. So you might lose pixels, but it shouldn't distort the image. However, the further away you get from the standard aspect ratios, the tougher it will be to make it work and look how you want it to look. I hope that makes sense. Again, confirm that info with our expert customer service team though!

Not with the TK710STi, but with the original TK700STi. You can find that here: th-cam.com/video/BVOeHTFi0xY/w-d-xo.html

Yes I just watched that. Why I was wondering what comparing laser to laser. You compared a Buick to a Cadillac 😁

@@buzzfrodge9936 Yup, we still need to do the TK710STi vs. LK936ST video! But that's the best we got for what you're asking!

The reason I am so interested in these 2 is because I am getting ready to buy one of them for a new home simulator. With Apogee launch Monitor.

@@buzzfrodge9936 Sorry, just realizing that I sent the video you commented on! 🤦 We did a review on the TK710STi, but not a direct comparison yet! th-cam.com/video/N4z5wekkRkE/w-d-xo.html