critterskinner
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Anyone have any tips for lighting for a Competition Electronics ProChrono Digital? When I shoot off of my bench in the evening there is a shadow over my chronograph. I can't get a reading.
Chronograph lighting
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I've got the same problem on the exact same chrony. The only thing I can come up with is the lighting kit, which I have not bought yet. I planned on using an old ( but good) battery and my inverter for the power source. I do have the luxury of having my bench in the field behind my house, so I'm going to put it my lock box beside my bench.
If anyone else has a better way to skin that cat, I'm all for it.
If anyone else has a better way to skin that cat, I'm all for it.
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critterskinner
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I was going to buy the light kit but then I have to run an extension cord from my shop or find some other power source.
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I have an Oehler 35 and it has never failed me during decent lighting.
Can you shoot earlier in better light and avoid the light all together?
JD338
Can you shoot earlier in better light and avoid the light all together?
JD338
I have the lighting kit and have blocked out the top with tape so the sun cannot effect it. I did buy there battery pack, however would probably use a 12v battery instead. You can make up your on cable. I think if I was to do it again I would either use one of the 12v batteries used in feeders or possibly a lawn and garden battery. More than likely the ones used in a feeder as they are AGM and loose small amounts of power when not in use and are light.
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critterskinner
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barge":35eamt7s said:
Which chronograph do you have?
