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Sports Sensors Paintball Radar, Yellow trim PBRROF362
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Sports Sensors Paintball Radar, Yellow trim PBRROF362
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Sports Sensors Paintball Radar, Rate-of-Fire has been discontinued by Sports Sensors and is no longer available. Our product experts have helped us select these available replacements below.You can also explore other items in the Sports Equipment, Radar Guns yourself to try and find the perfect replacement for you!
Product Info for Sports Sensors Paintball Radar, Rate-of-Fire
Sports Sensors Paintball Radar, Rate-of-Fire is part of our larger variety of Sports Sensors Sports Equipment. Remember to look into the full collection of Radar Guns from Sports Sensors that we present at everyday discount prices. Browse our full product selection for the gear and products you want to tackle the job at hand.
Specifications for Sports Sensors, Inc. Paintball Characteristics Radar - Radarchrom, Rate-of-Fire:
| Dimensions: | 3 3/4" wide; 5 1/2" long; and 1 5/16" thick |
| Housing Material: | Plastic |
| Batteries: | 3x AA (Not Included) |
| Weight: | 11oz |
| Paintball speed measurements: | 150 fps to 450 fps |
| Speed accuracy: | Nominally within 1% |
| Range of rate-of-fire measurements: | 3 bps to over 30 bps, with up to 85 bps demonstrated electronically |
| Rate-of -fire accuracy: | Nominally within one-tenth bps |
Features of Sports Sensors Radarchron Paintball Radar:
- Average paintball speed in feet per second (fps) and average rate-of-fire balls per second (bps)
- Maximum and minimum fps
- Maximum and minimum bps
- A large 3-digit LCD displays the selected data
- If a single paintball is shot, the speed of that paintball will be measured and displayed. (Not intended for air-soft projectiles.)
- Microwave Doppler radar and microprocessor-controlled data processing electronics
- wire bale that supports the unit on a flat surface (table, bench, counter, etc.) and also has a threaded fitting for mounting onto a tripod. Shots can be measured from a marker barrel positioned about an inch directly over the Paintball Radarchron Rate-of-Fire, or about an inch on either side of the unit.
Package Contents:
- Sports Sensors, Inc. Radarchron Radar for Paintball Characteristics PBRROF362
