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Hey guys, just wanted to say that this case works very well...I had a friend smash 2 shots solidly into it today and it didn't skip a beat. My heart stopped beating I think when I heard the ting of the metal but the light never even went out and it read the next shot without issue...ditto on the next one he shanked into it.. I wish my drywall was as tough lol... As you can see by the scores, they're not very good but I wasn't worried after it got hit and kept running smooth...
Lol.. It'll be a cold day in hell before any high handicapper goes any where near my Skytrak
Unfortunately I don't have any friends who golf very well, but it's still a great time playing even if I end up sitting there waiting most of the time while they hit 2-3 shots a piece lol..
Ok awisnia, I think the FMJ works great but just providing you w further feedback as requested. Earlier I sense at times w the FMJ the SkyTrak seems to read excessive left side angles. Today I hit a simple 40 yard chip that hit the middle of my screen yet the reading from SkyTrak was an excessive 17 degrees left side angle.
Now again I'm no expert, so just seeking your expert view on this. Do you think the FMJ might at time partially block the camera such that only portion of the ball is captured in the image. And in this case, because only portion of ball is captured in image, SkyTrak thinks that the ball is smaller (i.e., further away) and hence calculates an excessive left side angle as I've never seen it calculate an excessive right side angle. You think this might be possible?
Without the FMJ, I've sometimes seen bad reads w regards to excessive or zero side spin or back spin (can usually be chalked up to dirty ball, etc.) but have never seen problems w excessive side angles. Your thoughts will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
awisnia, unable to replicate as have only really witnessed this on 2 or 3 occasions (but always an excessive left side angle on ball hitting middle of screen) since putting on FMJ, but will try to see if I can somehow replicate and report back. Could be just normal occasional SkyTrak misreads, but because each time exaggerated left side angle, just wanted to bring to your attention in case it might be something. Thanks.
Cheers - I really wish we had access to an Iron Byron for repeatable swings - or had a way to grab the photos that the SkyTrak software uses. That would be fun!
"a way to grab the photos that the SkyTrak software uses"
That would be really fun and useful indeed. I think someone on this forum (@davray or someone else) figured out how to get the photos? Gotta search forum as I could be wrong.
SkyTrak_Seth - We're expecting at least a photo of your new case to be posted below if you download - only fair!
Totally. But our case is quite a bit different on the front, so no worries there. This is what we had at the PGA show. Sorry I'm just now getting around to posting it. I'm not even going to get into time frames because we all know how that goes, but it does exist
Totally. But our case is quite a bit different on the front, so no worries there. This is what we had at the PGA show. Sorry I'm just now getting around to posting it. I'm not even going to get into time frames because we all know how that goes, but it does exist
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It's cool seeing how the guys with inside info went about designing this, looks very technically designed. Obviously guessing that is the right hand only version and you will do both sides for a version you sell. But interesting seeing all the different routes of everyone's case designs and still getting similar results (I'm assuming)
It's actually for both. You have to look close, the cutout is there for LH but it's inline with the side of the case and you can't see the black on black that well.
Yea whoops, was outside when looking at the picture and couldn't tell there was a cut out on the other side too
SkyTrak_Seth thanks for sharing - does look similar, but given what we're all trying to do and knowing what we know, it should. Actually our latest test grills have a similar keyhole over the trigger laser.
Is that some sort of plastic covering the top so as to not block the wifi antenna?
Are you getting to spring training with the baseball stuff??
I have been using my FMJ for a while now, and I must say, I love it! It is very easy for me to get my unit at 0 degrees/0 degrees so I know my unit is perfectly level. Since I switched over to network mode from USB, the only missed shots are ones I hit terribly (really fat or topped). I just played 18 holes at Pebble Beach today, and not one unread putt. I did not notice ANY of the consistent 3 degree right or left some have experienced except for those putts I KNEW I pulled or pushed.
My only issue is learning how hard or soft to hit the damn putt! I tend to blow it past the hole a lot! Only left about 5 putts short.
Ebay says it's $24 if you pay it with them then you don't get any on delivery to the UK with their global shipping programme. Will probably do it via that
dws90 Oh yeah - just checked and it shows $14.42 for shipping - does it add another $10 for duty in your cart? Wonder why he said it was $39 - it was via GSP on ebay. Okay, better news then!
Just got my skytrak today along with my full metal jacket protector. Really bummed to see
that the skytrak needed to charge six hours before usage. Will have to wait until tomorrow to hit it.
the full metal jacket is well made.
No way, i think its a great way to differentiate your product from others out there. Also for when you make FMJ's for other stuff like phones and tablets!
I've made a case for my SkyTrack that I'm happy with - some of you have asked about buying one. My kids want to commercialize it (12 and 15 year-olds - that watch
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