Which Radar Gun?

[DonSoper]

Which one do you guys recommend? I saw the Bushnell for a good price, but are there any that measure tenths of MPH?

 

[Don Ferrette]

Which one do you guys recommend? I saw the Bushnell for a good price, but are there any that measure tenths of MPH?

Stalker Sport or Stalker Pro is the only was to fly, the best and the most accurate out there for what we do. I've got the Stalker Pro and it's outstanding. B)

http://www.stalkerradar.com/sports.shtml#radar

 

[Terry Flynn]

I'll second that, I also have the pro and its great. but I do need to send it in for some work.

 

[waltr]

Lets make it unanimous, the Stalker Pro rules!!!

I love mine and never regretted buying it, never. If you can swing it, do it. You might think about a used one also, they're out there.

If you want a Bushnell, I'll sell you an almost new one cheap, but my Stalker isn't for sale

 

[mark voorhies]

Which one do you guys recommend? I saw the Bushnell for a good price, but are there any that measure tenths of MPH?

The Pro Speed from Decatur Radar is a great tool, moderate price, very accurate, and uses the

Black & Decker versa packs, and measures to the 1/10 th mph.

http://www.decaturradar.com/products/profile.php?id=31

 

[john v]

a guy in our club has a bushnell gun and it did not pick up our nitro seaducers, too low and the roostertail interfiered with the signal, another guy had the stalker and it worked every time. the other gun that uses the black&decker batteries, how much do they get for it?

 

[Don Ferrette]

Here ya go, could wind with a good deal-

http://cgi.ebay.com/Stalker-Sport-Radar-Gu...93%3A1|294%3A50

 

[DonSoper]

Thanks for all the information everyone. I didn't want to spend that much. I guess I'll just have to use my gps.

 

[Don Ferrette]

Thanks for all the information everyone. I didn't want to spend that much. I guess I'll just have to use my gps.

It all depends on how accurate you want to be. GPS margin of error is substantial although there are those who refuse to believe that. Do some research and read up on how it actually works so you'll know how best to apply it. A well known prop guru said- "if you want to use GPS to test my props the only way to do it is in a straight line. Go into a turn at any kind of speed and the readings will be worthless". He then went on to say to do a straight line blast, slow down to a crawl, turn around and then go again as the refresh rates in consumer level GPS units are way too slow to be accurate in a 30 foot radius turn. The research I did not only confirmed what he said but even using them for plotting stationary points they are only accurate to within 15-20 feet at best. :blink: