While it may involve a few extra steps to switch between lefties and righties, it would be interesting to see what is actually involved in the process. Would you need to recalibrate it or if you had a precalibrated spot on each side that you move it to, would it be pretty straight forward. How much of an issues is the cable management etc.
Those are great questions! We did not test for that as that's not what it was created for, but we imagine it might need to be recalibrated and would be a hassle with cable management. There are other radar options that side behind the golfer in the same price range, but just need to make sure you have enough depth in your room!
@@CarlsPlace While it may not be what it was created for, at it's very attractive price point for a camera unit and my limited space, this would be an ideal solution. I'm a lefty and would be the primary user but on the odd occasion I would need to accommodate a righty, it would be interesting to know if it is feasible. Cable management aside, which is likely the easiest to overcome, I understand GSPro allows you to set it up in a way such that a player could play 1-2 holes before switching, which would limit the amount of moving the unit around. I haven't seen any videos showing how this would work for the EML, EM or GC3, etc. in terms of logistically moving it, recalibrating (if needed but hopefully not as long as it is place in a precalibrated spot.)
I've just taken delivery of an Eye Mini Lite and lined it up next to my GC2. The Eye Mini Lite is under-reading ball speed (and hence carry) but up to 15 yards on longer clubs, versus the GC2 I'd be interesting in seeing some testing from your channel to see how accurate you find it.
I am having same issues. My carry is almost 2 clubs shorter on my wedges through 6 iron. my hybrids and woods are weird as well. They all bunch within 25 yards of each other without a huge distinction. FWIW, I am not a great golfer (14 handicap) but I know what my carry/play yardage is on well-struck balls. I am not getting anywhere near that with my mini lite. I put in proper elevation on it and everything. I am in MI so elevation is not changing enough to account for the discrepancy either. Should also add I had a buddy come over who is an 9 handicap and just got his bag mapped by his coach at a trackman launch facility. He noticed the same under-read on the ball speeds.
Could you share the specs of the gaming PC you used here in this video? I'm getting a substantial lag between swing and shot tracer; trying to determine which component(s) of my gaming PC is causing the bottleneck.
That's where the regular EYE MINI comes in! You get that wireless connection capability, but at a higher price point. We think it's pretty neat that Uneekor is offering a couple of options for its ground-mounted unit!
nice. definitely thinking fathers day present
While it may involve a few extra steps to switch between lefties and righties, it would be interesting to see what is actually involved in the process. Would you need to recalibrate it or if you had a precalibrated spot on each side that you move it to, would it be pretty straight forward. How much of an issues is the cable management etc.
Those are great questions! We did not test for that as that's not what it was created for, but we imagine it might need to be recalibrated and would be a hassle with cable management. There are other radar options that side behind the golfer in the same price range, but just need to make sure you have enough depth in your room!
@@CarlsPlace While it may not be what it was created for, at it's very attractive price point for a camera unit and my limited space, this would be an ideal solution. I'm a lefty and would be the primary user but on the odd occasion I would need to accommodate a righty, it would be interesting to know if it is feasible. Cable management aside, which is likely the easiest to overcome, I understand GSPro allows you to set it up in a way such that a player could play 1-2 holes before switching, which would limit the amount of moving the unit around. I haven't seen any videos showing how this would work for the EML, EM or GC3, etc. in terms of logistically moving it, recalibrating (if needed but hopefully not as long as it is place in a precalibrated spot.)
@@erikmarko1660 Makes sense. We'll talk about it and see if we can get some content on it!
I've just taken delivery of an Eye Mini Lite and lined it up next to my GC2. The Eye Mini Lite is under-reading ball speed (and hence carry) but up to 15 yards on longer clubs, versus the GC2 I'd be interesting in seeing some testing from your channel to see how accurate you find it.
Is the Lite showing consistent data though or are you getting errant misreads? Have you tested it with chipping/putting?
I am having same issues. My carry is almost 2 clubs shorter on my wedges through 6 iron. my hybrids and woods are weird as well. They all bunch within 25 yards of each other without a huge distinction. FWIW, I am not a great golfer (14 handicap) but I know what my carry/play yardage is on well-struck balls. I am not getting anywhere near that with my mini lite. I put in proper elevation on it and everything. I am in MI so elevation is not changing enough to account for the discrepancy either. Should also add I had a buddy come over who is an 9 handicap and just got his bag mapped by his coach at a trackman launch facility. He noticed the same under-read on the ball speeds.
We will have to put some EYE MINI Lite testing on our list!
@@CarlsPlace please do. Like it up with a Quad so we can see camera-based versus camera-based. I'm sending mine back unfortunately; can't rely on it.
Could you share the specs of the gaming PC you used here in this video? I'm getting a substantial lag between swing and shot tracer; trying to determine which component(s) of my gaming PC is causing the bottleneck.
Hey there! Windows 11 with Intel Core i7-9700K CPU. 16GB RAM. Nvidia 2080 graphics card. Hope that helps!
surely it would not have cost a lot to provide wifi or bluetooth connection. i dont have a PC in the same room as my sim room (garage)
That's where the regular EYE MINI comes in! You get that wireless connection capability, but at a higher price point. We think it's pretty neat that Uneekor is offering a couple of options for its ground-mounted unit!