ps: If anyone gives a shite I took a $12 chicom gopro clamp holder and removed the main screw which had the machining in the pic. I added a wingnut and washer.I just did this to my one so it doesnt fall face down onto a rock. View attachment 1501836
Personally, I don't think they are nearly the unit the Garmin is. At least mine wasn't. They'll need to cut the price in half to compete with Garmin at this point.Sounds like this may be the end for Lab Radar! In this world if you sit and count your money, with little to no updates, something will come along and sink your battleship! I would love to be a fly on the wall at Lab Radar these days. Surely some interesting conversations taking place! Really makes no sense, as they literally owned this market and could still have a big market share if they had listened to their customers concerns and offered software updates. Oh well, the ship is headed to the bottom now. Live and learn I guess.
Paul
I think it seems overpriced, but I do see the convenience of the unit.I will order one eventually, based on the positive reviews. No big hurry since my LabRadar works. I’ll catch a sale sooner or later.
The guy I talked to didn’t have too much information beyond that casual statement.Garmin nav units with maps?
Or maybe the Xero Bow sight?
I used a piece of aluminum 5"x 1/8", and drilled 2 holes. One for the Garmin and one to attach to one of the front legs of my rest. Works great.I just did this to my one so it doesnt fall face down onto a rock. View attachment 1501836
Good to know, we're pretty close at my local range and I was wondering if I'd need to adjust a bit.A couple of times now, I've had it pickup my son's shots, who's within arms reach of me. My SD went from 8 to 48 .... so it was easy to spot.
you have a picture of what you did. I thought about buying this chrono but i want it to attached to my farley front rest somehowI used a piece of aluminum 5"x 1/8", and drilled 2 holes. One for the Garmin and one to attach to one of the front legs of my rest. Works great.
Thanks for the information!!Guys, guys... The battery is indeed replaceable. Just need a T2 driver. You can even buy it on Amazon.
With that said, the battery should last forever. Anyone who owns Garmin products, knows this... They are known for incredible efficiency in battery usage. I own several of their watches, bike computers, etc.