Has anyone hit the sensors with the club? It looks like you could hit a fat shot and hit the infrared sensors.
1556396
It won't break because the sensor is lower than the two mats. Therefore, making it really hard to directly hit the sensor.
1556397
I have had mine sometime, but according to OPTi shot, unless you hit straight down on the sensors they shouldn't get damaged. Mine have never been damaged by myself or several "hacker" type guests.....hope that helps
1556398
Actually I've neve played it with the grass pad it comes with. I purchased an extra thick grass pad made for the optishot. I think I got it on Amazon or eBay. Then Velcro the unit to a AstroTurf hitting mat...work great and I've had no problems with it
1556399
I don't think that is possible unless you some how wedge your iron down into the groove.
2061034
Hi, I believe my Optishot is pretty accurate with my woods and driver... However, it does seem to add too much distance for a really big slice....
2061032
I have Optishot 1 and you just have to find a driver that the lasers read consistently. I use a 460 cc callaway driver on the real course and the optishot can't read it consistently. I'll drive one 290 with 110 clubhead speed and the next drive with a similar swing will go 170 yards with a 65 clubhead speed. We started using an old persimmon 3 wood and leaving the optishot driver selected. Way more consistent and it made the game way more fun. I have read on the optishot site under troubleshooting that it really depends on the bottom of the driver and the colors. Try multiple drivers and you'll definitely find one that stands out as the most consistent. I have Optishot 1 and you just have to find a driver that the lasers read consistently. I use a 460 cc callaway driver on the real course and the optishot can't read it consistently. I'll drive one 290 with 110 clubhead speed and the next drive with a similar swing will go 170 yards with a 65 clubhead speed. We started using an old persimmon 3 wood and leaving the optishot driver selected. Way more consistent and it made the game way more fun. I have read on the optishot site under troubleshooting that it really depends on the bottom of the driver and the colors. Try multiple drivers and... » Read More I have Optishot 1 and you just have to find a driver that the lasers read consistently. I use a 460 cc callaway driver on the real course and the optishot can't read it consistently. I'll drive one 290 with 110 clubhead speed and the next drive with a similar swing will go 170 yards with a 65 clubhead speed. We started using an old persimmon 3 wood and leaving the optishot driver selected. Way more consistent and it made the game way more fun. I have read on the optishot site under troubleshooting that it really depends on the bottom of the driver and the colors. Try multiple drivers and you'll definitely find one that stands out as the most consistent. « Show Less
1505378
Did you get a chance to test the laser strike guns at the party? How did it work with multiple guns? Is it team play? Or every man for himself? Thanks!
2090353
Go in and look around on the Drop Cam website. They have both of the cameras pointed out a window in San Francisco. You can tune in a few times a day and get a good feel for the difference. Not sure about at night as I do not think the little cameras infrared lights will go very far. But, will give you and idea. My strong suggestion is to give up on the D-Link and go to the bright side of the force.
2197184
None what so ever.I stopped using it after 6 months as one sensor failed and too much hassle to get a replacement.
1329719
no,never happened but you might want to reposition where your sensor is.Remember reading that your problem might happen if it's too close to certain objects.
783006
Not sure I understand your question but before each shot you tap. You would tap your driver before you hit it. It then records the club hit and the location you hit it from. When you tap your next shot it then knows how far the first shot travelled.
278732
No it does not. You can measure the distance hit by any club, but it will not track it.
1956371
Probably in single shot mode for zeroing or target shooting. Wouldn't work in rapid fire mode.
905972
No. You need a custom tune for that. There are ways to trick the sensor into thinking it is working.
983606
yes, the sensors need to "see" the club, so an unusual color or finish might not be picked up. I believe they provide a special tape just in case. I didn't have a problem with cast stainless dull finish steel irons at a Taylor Made R6 driver.
627168
The original version was rather limited in range at about 35 Ft where they claim around 100 for the 'improved' version The antenna that you see on the transmitter is a dummy and is actually inside the main case .It was the norm for people to do slight mods to the board increasing the range and all they have done is to do the same mods on the production models . They have also added LED lights alongside each engine pod which does nothing really for performance but adds a bit of 'bling' to the model . They claim some changes to the electronics board but I have fitted a new board to an earlier model where could not se any differance Still a nice little starter copter ,little bit twitchy but very soon overcome . Plenty information about this on RC Groups dot com
1890009
Try aiming the blasters at different positions. I found that sticking them on per the directions didn't work. I found the best way is to point the shiny part of the blaster at the IR sensor. You may have to move it around a bit but this does work.
2219825
Hi Zac, My apologies for the delay, but i actually got rid of all of my Gamegetters. I believe they do fit, since all of my arrow heads (field points, thumpers, and broad heads) easily screwed into all of my arrows in the past. I was shooting XX75s and Gamegetters back then. And these Broadheads I just picked up screwed into my remaining XX75s and my carbon shafts...standard insert. Cheers.
64024
I hate to not give you a direct answer, but you should definitely check on the clubrsx forums. They are very helpful and educated people.
1489673
If your Golf currently has sensors in the wheels, then these are the correct sensors it. Some of the new VW's (including the Golf) do not have sensors in the wheels, but rather use the ABS system to detect low pressure situations.