Russ661
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Has anyone tried the new Caldwell Velociradar chronograph that uses chirp radar instead of doppler?
Chronograph comparison
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I solved running low on battery power during long range sessions by sourcing a Lithium Rechargeable (4000 mAh) Output: 5V / 2.4A Max at $20.00 for Pocket Juice brand. Use the Garmin Zero C1 charging cord direct connected to this, or similar USB battery.
jpr9954
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Has anyone used the new Athlon Rangecraft Velocity Pro Radar Chronograph yet? It looks very similar to the Garmin Xero but for about $200 less.
JBumble
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From what I've read, it won't be out until May. I have one back-ordered at Cameraland. Also, I've read that Athlon and Garmin are the same, but they made a deal, and Garmin got to ship first. That's all from the internet, so take it with a pound of salt.
I tried the Garmin at the range, and it was impressive.
ARlife4me
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i'm awaiting on the velociradar that should've been delivered today, but the morons at the depot 50 miles from me sent me a delay notice due to weather. today was great weather, mostly cloudy w/less than 20mph winds then winds lessened and sky was clearing up some. spsp delivered from 110 miles away, so ups could do it in less than half the distance! 
i want to try a side-by-side test with veloci, lab, athlon & garmin. with 3 using doppler and 1 using chirp i'm not sure if there would be an interference issue? my internet search has tuned up butkis.
i want to try a side-by-side test with veloci, lab, athlon & garmin. with 3 using doppler and 1 using chirp i'm not sure if there would be an interference issue? my internet search has tuned up butkis.
