Below are the specs of each. I honestly have never used the Solo. The Pro I believe is intended for law enforcement use, but the specs really dont seem to far off from the sport. I can say this radar picks up every single boat I have clocked with zero issue. From a .12 rigger to a gas boat. Tunnels, sport hydro's, you name it. No issue and picks them up at quite a distance.
Im not sure on the age, I have had it for two years and purchased it used. The gun is literally in mint condition. It would pass for brand new. Battery's hold a charge for an entire weekend no problem. Honestly I have never even made a dent in the battery life, or seen a low battery warning with a full days use.
Specs below on the Sport:
PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS
Speed Range 5 - 250 MPH, 8 - 400 KPH
Accuracy + / - 0.1 MPH
Target Acquisition Time 0.046 Seconds (Ball Modes)
0.08 Seconds (Vehicle Modes)
Sample Rate 25 Speed Updates per Second
Max. Clocking Distances 4000 Feet - Passenger Car
(Estimated) 1500 Feet - Snowmobiles
1000 Feet - Watercraft
200 Feet - Baseballs
And here is the Pro:
PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATONS
Speed Range
1 to 300 MPH
1 to 480 KPH
1 to 260 Knots
Accuracy: +/- 0.1 MPH
Target Acquisition Time:
0.01Seconds in Whole Digits
0.04Seconds in Tenth Digits
Update or Sample Rate: (Approximate)
100 per Second in Whole Digits
30 per Second in Tenth Digits
Maximum Estimated Clocking Distances:
Semi Truck - 10,000 Feet
Automobile - 6000 Feet
Motorcycle - 4000 Feet
Boat - 3500 Feet
Personal Watercraft - 2500 Feet
Model Plane - 1000 Feet
Baseball - 300 Feet
(All distances are under ideal conditions,
typical clocking distances may vary)
