SHOTMARKER due shorty

[TexasC]

If anyone can give me the dimensions for the sensor bracket mounting holes that would help me out. If there is a template available online somewhere that link would also work. Don't know but I suspect they are all the same. I am old so old school inches and fractions would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
TexasC

 

[SSchnd]

Should not matter until you build your frame to, take the measurements necessary to set up once you mount the mic bases. Do the calibration in the set up screen.
All depends on how large a frame you make/have. My frame dimensions may be slightly or grossly different than your frame.
I like mm for the most precise measurement.
Just make sure the frame is square and plumb !!
Once you have your measurements per the set up in SM or SMT Solo its easy.

 

[clowdis]

The mounting holes for the sensors are 1.420 sq. or 36mm. Sorry, fractions won't get it . Use a #8 flathead screw for mounting. The sensors can be spaced at whatever you need horizontal and vertical and there is a place on your set-up screen to put these values in. Have fun!

 

[memilanuk]

Sorry, fractions won't get it

^ what he said. The input fields are in millimeters, not inches. Save yourself a whole lot of grief, and go buy a tape measure that has metric down one side. It's a whole lot easier (and more accurate) to just measure 1835 mm and enter it directly than trying to squint and pull 6 ft & 15/64 inches - and then just have to convert it to millimeters anyway.

 

[NZ_Fclass]

Wait until it arrives - mounting the mics is pretty straightforward once you have it in your hand. The bases just screw onto the frame.

 

[Alexander-M]

I use this riser to hold the Sensor Hub above the frame that I built over four years ago. No problems.



Link to details of the frame construction and use:

Shot Marker (Review)

I mounted mine at the top of the frame, fully expecting a stray bullet to eventually find its way to the hub. I mounted the hub behind a small VR500 gong in order to protect it, should this happen. Unless I can't see it, I sure would put some air between the plate and the hub. A supersonic...

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Post #125, June 02, 2019

Enjoy and good luck!
Alex

 

[Ccrider]

If anyone can give me the dimensions for the sensor bracket mounting holes that would help me out. If there is a template available online somewhere that link would also work. Don't know but I suspect they are all the same. I am old so old school inches and fractions would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
TexasC

Easier to drill the holes once you get the brackets. Also, if you want to throw together a quick stand, order a set of these and you can be up and gong in thirty minutes: https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1019367312?pid=693318

 

[FNSafari]

The mounting holes for the sensors are 1.420 sq. or 36mm. Sorry, fractions won't get it . Use a #8 flathead screw for mounting. The sensors can be spaced at whatever you need horizontal and vertical and there is a place on your set-up screen to put these values in. Have fun!

that would be 1 and 21/50. What's wrong with fractions?

420/1000=210/500=42/100=21/50

 

[clowdis]

that would be 1 and 21/50. What's wrong with fractions?

420/1000=210/500=42/100=21/50

OK, my bad!

 

[FNSafari]

Oh no