Does anyone know how far from there muzzle a LabRadar measures velocity?
In most other chronograph systems, this is easy to determine. A MagnetoSpeed reads at the bayonet, optical systems measure between the optical sensors.
However, it’s a little different in a LabRadar. A LabRadar must first be triggered while being mounted offset (hopefully) from the direct path of the bullet. The bullet must then travel from the muzzle and penetrate the sensor’s cone shaped Doppler area.
Further complicating this inquiry is the varying distance of offset. The LabRadar allows users to select 6, 12 or 24” off offset. Does this change where the unit is triggered and measures? If so, how much?
In most other chronograph systems, this is easy to determine. A MagnetoSpeed reads at the bayonet, optical systems measure between the optical sensors.
However, it’s a little different in a LabRadar. A LabRadar must first be triggered while being mounted offset (hopefully) from the direct path of the bullet. The bullet must then travel from the muzzle and penetrate the sensor’s cone shaped Doppler area.
Further complicating this inquiry is the varying distance of offset. The LabRadar allows users to select 6, 12 or 24” off offset. Does this change where the unit is triggered and measures? If so, how much?