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Extreme ES caused by barrel?
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<blockquote data-quote="Susquatch" data-source="post: 2081722" data-attributes="member: 31264"><p>It's certainly possible. In fact, other than the layered film type used in the 60s and 70s, you could compare any set of chronographs this way. </p><p></p><p>But quite frankly, I lost all interest in all my spaced screen chronographs when I got my LabRadar. Any comparison would only prove how inferior the old ones are and how much money and effort I wasted on them in years gone by. Its sort of like doing a side-by-side comparison of a slide ruler to a scientific calculator to a modern computer. I still have my slide ruler someplace but I NEVER use it anymore. It would be pointless. I guess I feel exactly like that with Chronographs. The LabRadar is a whole new paradigm shift in technology. I still have my old chronographs, but they are only fond memories now. </p><p></p><p>I did write a review of the technology for the LabRadar vs Screen Chronographs when the LabRadar first appeared. I wrote it for the purpose of helping others understand why Doppler Radar was so superior to other methods for velocity measurement. But I never posted it and I'm not even sure I could find it again. Maybe I'll have a look when I get the chance.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Susquatch, post: 2081722, member: 31264"] It's certainly possible. In fact, other than the layered film type used in the 60s and 70s, you could compare any set of chronographs this way. But quite frankly, I lost all interest in all my spaced screen chronographs when I got my LabRadar. Any comparison would only prove how inferior the old ones are and how much money and effort I wasted on them in years gone by. Its sort of like doing a side-by-side comparison of a slide ruler to a scientific calculator to a modern computer. I still have my slide ruler someplace but I NEVER use it anymore. It would be pointless. I guess I feel exactly like that with Chronographs. The LabRadar is a whole new paradigm shift in technology. I still have my old chronographs, but they are only fond memories now. I did write a review of the technology for the LabRadar vs Screen Chronographs when the LabRadar first appeared. I wrote it for the purpose of helping others understand why Doppler Radar was so superior to other methods for velocity measurement. But I never posted it and I'm not even sure I could find it again. Maybe I'll have a look when I get the chance. [/QUOTE]
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