Measure All Characteristics Of A Paintball Burst– Use It In The Field, At Check-In And At Home During Tune-Up
The Paintball Radarchron® Rate-of-Fire measures the characteristics of a burst of paintballs or the speed of a single shot. Burst characteristics include:
- Average paintball speed in feet per second (fps) and average rate-of-fire balls per second (bps)
- Maximum and minimum fps
- Maximum and minimum bps
- The number of shots in the burst. Every ball is measured!
The selection of burst characteristics displayed is easily accomplished by pressing a single button on the front of the Paintball Radarchron® Rate-of-Fire. A large 3-digit LCD displays the selected data.
If a single paintball is shot, the speed of that paintball will be measured and displayed. (Not intended for air-soft projectiles.)
The microwave Doppler radar and microprocessor-controlled data processing electronics are housed in an attractive plastic package that accommodates three AA batteries (not included). The package measures 3 3/4″ wide; 5 1/2″ long; and 1 5/16″ thick, weighing 11 ounces. The Paintball Radarchron® Rate-of-Fire has a wire bale that supports the unit on a flat surface (table, bench, counter, etc.) and also has a threaded fitting for mounting onto a tripod. Shots can be measured from a marker barrel positioned about an inch directly over the Paintball Radarchron® Rate-of-Fire, or about an inch on either side of the unit.
Paintball speed measurements range from 150 fps to 450 fps; speed accuracy is nominally within 1%. The range of rate-of-fire measurements is 3 bps to over 30 bps, with up to 85 bps demonstrated electronically. Rate-of -fire accuracy is nominally within one-tenth bps. The characteristics of a burst of over 500 balls can be measured.
The versatile PBR-ROF is currently out of production. A leather Holster, priced at $19.95, is available for convenient carrying.
