Are any calculations required to get the correct speed?
1433036
If wanting speed at pitcher's release point, there is an insert with the product providing an estimate for converting the measured speed at the catcher. It says to estimate that a baseball will slow down 1 mph for every 7 feet traveled. So, for Little League (46') pitching distance, I add 6 mph to the reading, since the release point distance to the catcher would be around 42'.
1433037
The Glove Radar measures the speed of the ball into the mitt. To convert that to pitchers release speed add one mph for each 7 feet of distance from the pitchers release point to the catcher. For 40 to 48 feet pitching distances, add 6 mph; for 49 to 54 feet add 7 mph and for 60 feet 6 inches, add about 8 mph, considering the pitchers stride and release . Al Dilz, Sports Sensors, Inc. , adilz@cinci.rr.com Contact us if we can help in any way.
776920
Not sure, but this beast of a machine has plowed though everything I have thrown at it at max settings, so speed shouldn't be a problem for quite a long time to come.
622121
I do believe so. Since in the initial setting you enter the circumference of the tire and that will be used when speed is calculated.
736532
No, definitely not. The fastest speed I felt even trying it was about 30-35mph.
1002380
Hi, you enter your height, weight, sex and age. It is not accured in the speed and it has a 3 secconds delay compared with an speedometer. I hope it is usefull for you. Sorry my english, i am from argentina. chears!
1847798
yes. im happy with what i got for the price. it is about 2 mph off of actual speed. the only reason i know this is radar check and factory scan tool reading. but not bad for the price
1455214
No it does not. Just one pitiful speed that cannot be depended upon to achieve the required results!
1537131
No. If you're downloading at 6 megabytes/sec, then multiplied by 8 (6*8=48) you are getting about 48 megabits download speed, which is what you are paying for. Your download speed matches your internet data plan, if you require faster speeds you should change your internet plan.
1752266
No this transducer does not give speed , speeds are calculated through GPS signals if you have the 545 s
1311221
The speed is continuously variable from barely moving. The numbers are just reference points.
907097
Sorry, I just bought mine. I am hoping I am using proper speeds for each item I juice, especially when using the multiples. The book gives you speeds for some but not for many others. I am hoping I don't burn out mine. I will find your answered request helpful too.
2215116
Yes it always updates speed readings quickly even at WOT but I haven't checked it against another gps for accuracy.
1319684
It is variable speed. I don't know how I would measure whether it goes to or beyond the specified speeds.
97229
I've had no issues with the speed of the unit. It really depends on the drives you use.
897667
Don't know why people are saying this is variable, I did not see any speed settings on mine but I haven't used it yet.
319976
The default speed is 0.5mph when you push the "Start" button. After that, it goes up 1/10th of a mile per button press (0.5mph, 0.6mph, 0.7mph, etc.) until reaching a maximum speed of 2.0mph. So, it takes 15 button presses to get to the maximum speed and I'm guessing 20-ish seconds to reach that.
307532
Wow, you are going over 36 miles per hour. Since I have NEVER gone that fast, I can't tell you if the device has a speed limit. Sorry. You can always take your absolute miles or in your case Km and divide by your elapsed time--but that's a bit of a hassle. Sorry I'm no help.