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bought a new one, so I no longer need parts
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Due to some seriously lousy marksmanship abilities, I managed to shoot my chronograph recently. I was able to put most of it back together with electrical tape, but the rear sensor done got itself shot up beyond repair, and while it still turns on and everything, it just reads "error" every time I shoot at it now.
It's a ProChrono made by competition electronics....although it now looks like Cletus the Slack-jawed Yokel or Jed Clampett put it together.
I don't have another $100 sitting around at the moment to buy another one, and I've got a lot of loads I need to chrono, so I'm hoping that maybe someone else has one of these that maybe they just shot the first sensor out of or something, although I know it's highly unlikely.
I need the whole black thingie that the rear sensor goes in.
Must be really, really cheap, because I don't know for sure if it will work even with a new sensor in it.
thanks
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Due to some seriously lousy marksmanship abilities, I managed to shoot my chronograph recently. I was able to put most of it back together with electrical tape, but the rear sensor done got itself shot up beyond repair, and while it still turns on and everything, it just reads "error" every time I shoot at it now.
It's a ProChrono made by competition electronics....although it now looks like Cletus the Slack-jawed Yokel or Jed Clampett put it together.
I don't have another $100 sitting around at the moment to buy another one, and I've got a lot of loads I need to chrono, so I'm hoping that maybe someone else has one of these that maybe they just shot the first sensor out of or something, although I know it's highly unlikely.
I need the whole black thingie that the rear sensor goes in.
Must be really, really cheap, because I don't know for sure if it will work even with a new sensor in it.
thanks
