First off, I want to say how much I have enjoyed my Skytrak. It has been a great way to get through the wet northwest winters.
Since the 2.3 update (1.5 firmware update) I have been having a large amount of no reads and times where the indicator goes red after a hit, but ends up not being able to output the shot. This has happened for me in both the Skytrak range and TGC. On Saturday I kept a tally of no reads and I was at 50%. Last night I tried a few different things to help with the no read issue. I only used a 7 iron last night to test last night ( launch angle is 15-16 for me).
My setup:
Garage with 9 ft ceilings
LED Lighting throughout the garage. 1 of the lights is above the hitting mat.
Skytrak is about .75" higher than my mat.
Skytrak is plugged via USB directly into my computer.
Projector is mounted just behind the hitting area.
I am hitting into a golf hitting bay net with an old sheet attached to it that is being used as a makeshift screen for now.
Last night I tried:
unscrewing the light directly above me.
shining a spot light at the ball
putting a backdrop behind me. I have a solid 15 feet between me and the garage doors aside from a support pillar. Reading the lighting thread I thought this might have been the issue.
Moving the ball back 1-4" from the red dot. (this did drop my misreads to ~30%)
Any thoughts on what could be causing this change in performance?
Thanks,
Nick
Since the 2.3 update (1.5 firmware update) I have been having a large amount of no reads and times where the indicator goes red after a hit, but ends up not being able to output the shot. This has happened for me in both the Skytrak range and TGC. On Saturday I kept a tally of no reads and I was at 50%. Last night I tried a few different things to help with the no read issue. I only used a 7 iron last night to test last night ( launch angle is 15-16 for me).
My setup:
Garage with 9 ft ceilings
LED Lighting throughout the garage. 1 of the lights is above the hitting mat.
Skytrak is about .75" higher than my mat.
Skytrak is plugged via USB directly into my computer.
Projector is mounted just behind the hitting area.
I am hitting into a golf hitting bay net with an old sheet attached to it that is being used as a makeshift screen for now.
Last night I tried:
unscrewing the light directly above me.
shining a spot light at the ball
putting a backdrop behind me. I have a solid 15 feet between me and the garage doors aside from a support pillar. Reading the lighting thread I thought this might have been the issue.
Moving the ball back 1-4" from the red dot. (this did drop my misreads to ~30%)
Any thoughts on what could be causing this change in performance?
Thanks,
Nick
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