Asking for guidance...
I manufacture chronographs, and have detailed information on how they function, calibration etc.
The reason for joining the forum was to add some information to this thread here: https://www.snipershide.com/shootin...chronograph-garmin-xero-killer.7245227/page-7
Specifically - how chronographs are calibrated, issues when using etc, accuracy.... (as far as I know - i make the only calibrated chronograph on the retail market, that's traceable to standards).
I want to ensure I dont do a sneaky sales pitch & want to make sure i'm treading the line correctly with the forum rules.
Am I OK to post technical information & insights about my area of expertise - Chronographs & Calibration?
I use my brand name for transparency, would it be preferable to do it under another name so i'm not posting my brand?
Happy to go with what ever guidance is preferred, & I typically self report my first dozen or so posts & post during local forum times (so mods can get to them quick enough) to make sure all is well.
I manufacture chronographs, and have detailed information on how they function, calibration etc.
The reason for joining the forum was to add some information to this thread here: https://www.snipershide.com/shootin...chronograph-garmin-xero-killer.7245227/page-7
Specifically - how chronographs are calibrated, issues when using etc, accuracy.... (as far as I know - i make the only calibrated chronograph on the retail market, that's traceable to standards).
I want to ensure I dont do a sneaky sales pitch & want to make sure i'm treading the line correctly with the forum rules.
Am I OK to post technical information & insights about my area of expertise - Chronographs & Calibration?
I use my brand name for transparency, would it be preferable to do it under another name so i'm not posting my brand?
Happy to go with what ever guidance is preferred, & I typically self report my first dozen or so posts & post during local forum times (so mods can get to them quick enough) to make sure all is well.
