Pheas Airsoft gets his hands of the T238 Daybreak chrono and tracer unit, and it is the latest in the tracer series from T238... "In this video, with MANY thanks to @user-iq8oy7or8k For sending this out to me to test and review... I mean who doesnt love a tracer unit... one with rainbow functionality, looks freaking awesome AND has a chrono built in... come find out how I got on!"
Rummbolt tests chronos from UFC, Acetech and Xcortech if their readings will be same... "Right before the gameday, you measured the energy of your replica with your chrono at home, and it seemed to be no problem to match the rules of the field you want to play on. But then, at the chrono place, the marshalls tell you your replica delivers too much energy and you´re not allowed to play with it. How´s that possible?
It's the turn of Timerzanov Airsoft to try the Acetech AC6000BT MKIII Exclusive Edition if it is a good chrono for airsoft players and game site owners to have... "Hello everyone ! Today I offer you the review of a new product from Acetech, so this is the first time that I offer you the review of a chronograph. So today I present to you the AC6000BT MKIII model in its Exclusive Edition version. So good or bad product?
Pheas Airsoft finds the Acetech AC6000 MKIII BT Exclusive Edition Chrono to be a nice upgrade after he unboxes it. The gun performance can be optimized accurately with the help of a high-visibility display screen, simple controls, and intuitive menus. The device also features a warning for energy limitation and allows users to access information on their mobile devices via Bluetooth.
JonnieZG gives us an overview of the Custom Chronograph CMEE BCX100 which he built himself... "One of my first airsoft projects that turned out to be my most valuable tool in servicing my airsoft replicas. It works great even with pellet guns and other cold-launched projectiles.
Beside being very accurate it provides useful statistical analysis such as standard deviation. You can also contact to it wirelessly by a smartphone or a PC to get a detailed report.
AP Arms reviews the pocket-sized chrono, the Xcortech X310. If you are thinking that is like a GoPro in size, then you are not wrong. With the size it is easier to carry around and if you're game marshal, then this is handy to bring when doing on the spot checks. It haas most of the features of the bigger chronos.
Rock Bottom Airsoft chronos the custom LT-20 Barrett rifle that can use CO2 as power source... "In this video we follow up on the 12g CO2 conversion we previously did to the Lancer Tactical LT-20 Barret 50 replica. You can catch that video here.
It's a chrono and tracer unit from Acetech that Geonox Airsoft gets to review in this video... "Here we look at the Blaster Tracer and the AC6000BT Chrono from Acetech. What is special about the Blaster Tracer are its 3 modes. There is the normal tracer function. Then there are the simulated flames. And the third mode is Tracer plus Flames.
The AC6000BT is easy to use. The readings are accurate and you can connect the whole thing to your cell phone via Bluetooth."
How about that? Valken Airsoft got their own Bluetooth-ready Chrono... "The Valken Bluetooth airsoft chronograph is the ultimate high-tech tool for teching, tuning and safety! Powered by a rechargeable battery (with included charging cable), this compact yet powerful airsoft chronograph unit mounts easily to an included mini-tripod for convenient use anywhere and includes a bluetooth connection to a free Android or iOS app!
That's the question that 4UAD Smart Airsoft will try to answer in this video. We highly recommend that our readers watch this channel as it tackles airsoft questions straight on and properly... "How many bb does a stock AEG fire in a second and does faster rate of fire result in faster trigger response? also why do people upgrade their guns to get higher rate of fire? Most importantly do chronograph actually correct in RPS?
