Using two Labradars simultaneously ?

[Hammer]

Does anyone know if you could use two Labradars simultaneously to measure the same bullet ?

Or would the radar of one unit knock out the radar of the other unit and cause the reported velocities to be erroneous ?

 

[Bryan Litz Ballistics]

Does anyone know if you could use two Labradars simultaneously to measure the same bullet ?

Or would the radar of one unit knock out the radar of the other unit and cause the reported velocities to be erroneous ?

I'm planning to do this in the very near future, soon as Midway delivers

I believe it will be possible to test multiple units because you can select different frequencies for the units, which should prevent them from interfering. They would have to make this possible in the case of multiple shooters on the line with their chronographs.

-Bryan

 

[DocUSMCRetired]

You can change the transmission channels so they do not interfere with each other.

 

[Hammer]

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A reply from Labradar to my email inquiry to them.



Art,


You can set up two LabRadars next to each other and shoot between the two. You will need to adjust the TX channel and make the two radars about 3 frequencies apart. Please let us know if you have any trouble or have any more questions.


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