stagpanther
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I don't even bother with the phone ap--maybe that's why I have no issues with it. ; )
No it does not. I have 2 Samsung devices it will not work with at all and a Apple iPhone it does not work with. It will connect sporadically with another Samsung but will stop in the middle of a string and disconnect and disarm the Labradar ending that string which as pointed out you cannot restart.
Really? When I call the US rep guy up I usually have trouble getting him off the phone after getting the information I need--and then some.Labradars CS is that it sucks.
My unit tends to get buggy when the power level is low on the battery.
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Yeah I am running 1.2.3 rolled it back to 1.1.5 just to see if that helped, it did not. Reinstalled 1.2.3.
As long as the SD card gets the data I will just operate it on the unit like most of the people here do. I just find it irritating and my first impression of Labradars CS is that it sucks.
I am glad I bought mine from Brownells so that if I have any serious issues I won't have to deal with the distributor again. I got the impression that he doesn't really give a damn if it works or not and will find a way to blame something other than the product if it fails completely
Next morning I got a reply w/ steps 1, 2, 3 for solution.
100% success since across the board.
From the manual: "THE LABRADAR SHOULD BE PROTECTED FROM LARGE CALIBER WEAPONS WITH MUZZLE BRAKES. PLACE A BARRIER BETWEEN THE MUZZLE AND LABRADAR TO PROTECT THE SYSTEM."I'm at a (mostly) .50 BMG match this weekend. One guy has a new labradar.
He's having similar problems that I did getting it to trigger on the BMG rounds. Acoustically, I'm confident it's an incredibly loud round.
Anyway, I'd hope labradar is reading this. We discussed it might be a really poorly and incorrect manual (which is max sensitvity: 1, 5 or 8 (the manual says the range is 1-5, the labradar goes to 8)...
It's a great idea but either the user manual and interface (inhales like a serious vacuum) or there's some technical problem with the unit that labradar either can't figure out or is blowing it off.
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Kinda --but at the hardware level all the unit is doing is emitting the doplar beam and "waiting to be told" it needs to acquire the flight of a projectile and track it.I think the foundation of this unit is solid but on firmware and ap wise it is weak. Good news is software is easily fixable if they get some knowledgeable programmers to write good code.
Ah grasshopper; and there you have it.Labradar has it's warts but if you want good reliable data and don't mind a bit of a learning curve it is the only game in town.