SkyTrack - Full Metal Jacket protection shield
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I ordered the 'last one'! Love it! Thanks
Love the new SkyTrak too!
Originally posted by awisnia View PostOOPS - let the eBay availability get to zero (we've got plenty) It's been relisted.
We're at 499 now, will you be the one to order #500?
Only needing Vermont, New Mexico and Alaska for the full 50 (Saskatchewan would be a bonus, too)
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OOPS - let the eBay availability get to zero (we've got plenty) It's been relisted.
We're at 499 now, will you be the one to order #500?
Only needing Vermont, New Mexico and Alaska for the full 50 (Saskatchewan would be a bonus, too)
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I have used from a 7 to my driver. 80% of my launch angles are less than 10. Fortunately on the course my ball flight and distance are right on what I am expecting to be. The monitor / simulator has help me groom my draw and allowed me to kit ball every day which keeps me in the groove! I can honestly said that it has help me to develop a consistent approach to hit the ball. the FMJ is a life saver. I would have broke the Skytrak the very first day!!!!!!
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To awisnia: I did hit a few ball without the FMJ. I was pretty scared though!!!! The launch angle was not affected by the FMJ. I did contact Sky Trak but they could not come up with a reasonable explanation of why all my shots has such a low angles. The primary reason for my purchase of the ST was to practice / monitoring my ball flights, and not to play golf with the simulator. The fact that the launch angles are low only affect the shot total distance. I can still hone my swing!
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Thanks for the photos. There's about 3/8' of wiggle room on the level-to-the hitting surface. Indeed, the leveler's zero height can be above the limit. All you need to do is turn over the levelers and use the threads to adjust the height/level. (Or, foam!) Before the foam. did you see ball fight issues with the levelers all the way down? With no levelers? Thanks in advance.
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Further to my comment.........Here are some pics. If I leave the feet in the unit it is too high. I believe the bottom of the sky track needs to be level with the hitting surface.Originally posted by thefooddr View PostGuys,
Thanks for your comments.
To doublebogey - The unit is flat on the hitting mat. I did not use the legs that came with the FMJ protective case.
Here are 3 pictures of my set up. (FYI the tape did not affect the launch angles)
I did place the level bubble directly on top of the Sky Trak
3 Photos
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I am pretty certain if you have the unit sat on the mat it will be too high. My hitting mat is about 10mm higher than the surrounding area. If I place the FMJ on the surrounding area with the feet wound right down it is too high. I have had to removed the feet and use a peice of foam to bring the FMJ to the correct height. will try to upload a pic
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My neighbor just shanked a ball off the FMJ case so hard that the ball hit 2 walls and the ceiling. The FMJ doesn't even show a mark and the Skytrak never flinched. Worth every penny! Thank you!!
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