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All except the price!A LabRadar.
It's not even a comparison anymore.
They are easier to set up than any other chronograph, you don't have to worry about them falling off your gun or messing with Barrel harmonics or rain or light being an issue. The data inputs to your phone or you can export it to an excel file.
One vote down for the LabRadar if you will be using it in a small/short bay or if the bay has metal sides, aka the Conex at TCGC or Dundee. The LabRadar is really designed to have some distance downrange. I don't recall the number but it's in the manual.A LabRadar.
It's not even a comparison anymore.
I have the older ProChrono Digital. Have considered upgrading to the DLX with Bluetooth, but can't confirm if you can operate the chronograph from your phone, change strings, delete shots, etc. without going down range. I actually ordered the wired remote control for mine, but hate having the wire running from the unit to the box. So, Reno, we're you able to change strings, delete strings, etc. using the Bluetooth app on your phone?All except the price!
I have this. Well, its seen better days. One plus to the Lab Radar is you can't really shoot it! I shot mine with a wad trying to test shotshell velocities!
It has Bluetooth.
Yes. Phone app is nice.I have the older ProChrono Digital. Have considered upgrading to the DLX with Bluetooth, but can't confirm if you can operate the chronograph from your phone, change strings, delete shots, etc. without going down range. I actually ordered the wired remote control for mine, but hate having the wire running from the unit to the box. So, Reno, we're you able to change strings, delete strings, etc. using the Bluetooth app on your phone?