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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ก.พ. 2024
- Presenting the True ballistic Chronograph by FX Airguns .
A chronograph that can do more then just show your muzzle velocity , super easy to use and setup !
In this video we will show you how to set it up and what kind of information you can get from it as a standalone unit .
If you have any questions regarding the True Ballistic Chronograph don't hesitate to ask them in the comments and we will be sure to address them !
LOVE THIS THING! Must have gear for any airgunner... 🔥🔥🔥
This is the best upgrade to your range kit you can possibly get. ESPECIALLY if you are a competition shooter! Love mine!!!
I love your videos quick question i was using it the other day and it picked up my fx impact no bother and my friend tried it with his Air arms s510 and could not get it to read just blinked when he shot but no speed
Hi , thanks for the support! Was your friend using a large moderator in combination with small caliber ?
@@FXAirguns thanks for the response it was a 22 caliber shooting 20 grain slugs with a q tec silencer
@@thomaskavanagh7992 you might want to try to put it on a tripod closer to the muzzle
Is it possible to see the average speed from one shot after diffrent distances as 10m - 20m - 30m etc.... with this True ballistic Chronograph ? Just to calculate how long for example lead or steel is flying before it reach his target .
My phone APP gives me a different reading for velocity then the TRUE chrono ,why
That should not be the case . Have you made sure your app and chronograph are running the latest updates?
Would you be able to provide us with a screenshot shot of the app and chronograph?
You can mail this to mathias@fxairguns.com
Come on, you guys are killing me where’s the DRS classic/pro breakdown video
Believe me, once I get one you will see a full length review video, after which you will see a full length video of me using it at a match! Can't wait! That thing might just be the ticket to keeping me on top of the NRL22 airgun world!
Coming soon !
@@airshootist just don’t neglect the panthera she’s been good to you🫡 I use mine for hunting but I also need to make sure I give all my baby’s equal attention when I get that drs pro haha
@@recklessjunkie 100% dude! I've said it before and I'll say it again here: no matter what comes out the Panthera will ALWAYS be a viable option for NRL22 / PRS style shooting.
My partner bought this to the range and with due respect this not worth 900 bucks. Some of these prices r keeping lots folks away from our hobby. and buy what u can afford they will say I say make it affordable FOR ALL.
Hi , disregarding the price for a moment. Can I ask what disappointed you that much on the true ballistic chronograph ? Did you use it as a stand alone unit or did you have it connected to the app and access to all the features ?
I was really disappointed with the FX radar as a lab radar user. There is no way to see the actual radar data this basically only functions as a ballistic solver when used with the app. BC can definitely be a little complicated if you are not formulator with it. But the way this uses BC is grossly over simplified. atmospheric data is extremely important when calculating BC and using BC data for calculation. Yes you are correct any change in air temp, DA or any other factor will change the out put of a ballistic solution. you can buy a Bluetooth weather meter for around $80 to $100 and use BC the correct way or spend $900 on this and never really learn how BC actually works. This also ignores the actual problems with BC and modern centerfire rounds which is drag models that don't match the bullet being used. This is why Applied Ballistics, Hornady and Lapua have all started making custom drag models of each individual bullet instead of using the G1 and G7 standards. that corrects the drag coefficient as the bullet traverses the Mach range and goes transonic. Even with this improved modeling you still need to know the environmental data for it to work. Ironically this was all learned with the use of radar but the FX radar cant be used in that way like the lab radar can. I had to return my FX radar because there is no way separate what the radar actually measured and what the software is calculating.