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Good excuse to upgrade to the Pro Chrono DLXI shot my chrony by accident. ( top right ) Not once, but twice. Did not know till I realized it was no longer working. I included a pic of what the internals look like.
With shield.Good excuse to upgrade to the Pro Chrono DLX
Yes. both light sensors are ate up.aside from the pellet hole do you see any damage to the electronics ( circit board, screen )?
loose wire?
i cant tell much from the pics.
Have you tried making any sunshades for it , thin cardboard or bed sheet canopy/ sides, ect? Heck, use a large enough cardboard box to fit it inside ..Oooufff that is super unfortunate. I just bought the pro chrono DLX this summer and have been terrified of doing this myself!! Can I ask how you took it apart? I love mine but it is waaayy to light. I want to add some heft to it so it won't blow over from any wind and I thought to take it apart and add some weight inside. Lastly does anyone here use the add on lights? Gonna have to start shooting indoors soon and even outside once sun is setting she refuses to read anything. Thanks!
The lights work greatOooufff that is super unfortunate. I just bought the pro chrono DLX this summer and have been terrified of doing this myself!! Can I ask how you took it apart? I love mine but it is waaayy to light. I want to add some heft to it so it won't blow over from any wind and I thought to take it apart and add some weight inside. Lastly does anyone here use the add on lights? Gonna have to start shooting indoors soon and even outside once sun is setting she refuses to read anything. Thanks!
I think it more that it's to dark out not bright enough to read? It came with the sunshades which I like but make it even more prone to flying away in the wind.Have you tried making any sunshades for it , thin cardboard or bed sheet canopy/ sides, ect? Heck, use a large enough cardboard box to fit it inside ..
Well use to have pictures to show ..lol use to..
Super fancy ..lol
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I had a similar experience several years ago when checking the velocities produced by a few Chinese knock-offs of the old Gamo 440 break barrels. I got lucky and the pellet just nicked the steel between the rear screen rods-Chrony still works to this day!I shot my chrony by accident. ( top right ) Not once, but twice. Did not know till I realized it was no longer working. I included a pic of what the internals look like.
There's a few dyi tricks to look at wether lighting needed or sunshade. I used cardboard roof and sides depending on how the sun was. Whatever trick to maintain normal no error operation..lolI think it more that it's to dark out not bright enough to read? It came with the sunshades which I like but make it even more prone to flying away in the wind.
No screws held it together. The top and bottom simply snap together. Use a screwdriver and pry apart. If a tab breaks you can glue it back or use tight rubberbands to hold the 2 halfs together. Melt some lead and you can place it inside for weight.Oooufff that is super unfortunate. I just bought the pro chrono DLX this summer and have been terrified of doing this myself!! Can I ask how you took it apart? I love mine but it is waaayy to light. I want to add some heft to it so it won't blow over from any wind and I thought to take it apart and add some weight inside. Lastly does anyone here use the add on lights? Gonna have to start shooting indoors soon and even outside once sun is setting she refuses to read anything. Thanks!
I’d never seen this before. Hmmmm. “not intended to protect chronograph against projectiles” So this is good for what exactly?Not that it's much help now..but
They offer a lexan / clear plastic impact face guard thing for them ..
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Debris Shield
Lexan Debris Shield to be used with ProChrono Models Clear lexan cover protects the display from debris. Covers the entire front and top of unit. Held in place with the guide wires Control buttons remain accessible Not intended to protect chronograph from projectilescompetitionelectronics.com
or make your own knock off guard out of 1/8" thick steel. Id have more confidence in one I made of decent steel .![]()
I’d never seen this before. Hmmmm. “not intended to protect chronograph against projectiles” So this is good for what exactly?
Anyone have one? If you have one, have you shot the debris shield?
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