It picks up shots with a microphone too, Haraise. But I just use a Pocket Pro II like everyone else.
It picks up shots with a microphone too, Haraise. But I just use a Pocket Pro II like everyone else.
Well, not everyone else...Originally Posted by HopetonBrown
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I have a broken CED 7000 in my dead timer collection. PACT Club timer, too.
I have three Pocket Pro II's, so I can have one working, one spare and one back for repair. You know, just like the CZ Shadow.
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That's what I use and I'm very happy with it. The downside is it won't keep strings without the app so you need to write each string down if you want to save it.
Like someone said, with the microphone it works just like a normal timer. Personally I stick it in my belt where I'd stick any other timer (just push the wristband into the belt, simple).
I think of it like a pocket pro, just smaller with more functionality and the bonus of the accelerometer if I want it. Only thing that it's a little goofy for is timing other people, but I time myself a billion times more than RO.
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Most of my shooting these days is at indoor ranges, how well do either of these work for that? (I.e., will the shots of the guy two lanes over register?)
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The Shotmaxx has an accelerometer that can tell when your arm is moving under recoil.
I've shot nearly shoulder to shoulder and no issues. The accelerometer in the Shotmaxx works as intended.
Lots of good feedbacks. I am concern about the durability of CED 7000. I may have to return it for a Pact III timer.
I'm happy with my CED 7000. I like the display and controls much better than the PACT or Pocket Pro.
The hinged belt clip is garbage. I imagine it grips the timer better if you've got one of the rubber cases, but without it, it's a matter of minutes before I hear the timer go skittering across the gravel.
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