Would this be able to measure speed of a marble passing by? I need something for smaller objects.
1177524
Bushnell Velocity Speed Gun, will take ball speed from 10 mph to 110 mph from 90 feet away. I hope this is helpful to you.
1177525
It barely responds to a baseball coming at you. If you are more than 10 feet behind the catcher, it's a crap shoot. Other speed guns are 10 times better, for about double the price. This one sucks.
1177526
Doubt it. I think the smallest object it could measure is a baseball but I could be wrong.
862434
I wouldn't know why it couldn't. I have used it to measure several different things. Also checked the measurement with other instruments and it was well within it's tolerance.
446852
I am not sure. I would say it would work but would not be very accurate. The watch basically runs off of a GPS system. If you are doing short distances versus long it may not be able to account for the small twist and turns. It sounds like you need technology that coincides with a step counter. I'm not saying you shouldn't try it. I'm just saying it may not be as accurate as you would like.
1472531
In my opinion it can do that easily. You might have to go around the circumference of the Romex to get an accurate reading.
452383
Yes, it will accurately read an object as small as a baseball. I use mine mostly at the race track but a good friend of mine is a high school baseball coach and uses the same Bushnell gun.
1105854
Ryan, I think this scope should work well for you for that application. I think you will want a sine/square wave signal generator of some sort as well, so you can get a periodic signal you can see clearly on the scope.
1005287
Yes. This saw is my favorite for marble of any gauge. Great support in the rubber covered sliding table. I have cut 10mm 20 x 20 tiles repeatedly wig excellent results.
1383113
Sorry. I use it to weigh yarn and spices. Haven't needed that much accuracy.
727416
I believe it will although I never tried it. I did measure the dart coming out of a Nerf gun at 56 ft/sec and routinely measure rifle and hand gun velocities from 600 to 3000 ft/sec.
1045023
I doubt it very much. It's designed for a Tracer. I doesn't work independently.
1461922
At the lower speeds, I think it would work fine. Once you're going fast enough to get turbulence and air pockets under the head, it loses the depth reading. It seems to do that around 5kts, but that's a rough guess on speed.
1425955
I think so but I am not sure. Try a little on a test piece , set it out in the weather for a few days / weeks depending on the urgency of your project and see what happens. It wouldn't take a lot of material to do the test. The test piece should only be about one square inch.
403071
I would not recommend this for photography... I bought this for a school science project and it was very inaccurate, which explains the cheap price.
1004205
We had a small piece of marble that got attached to a glass table top. We made a small dam of clay around the marble, poured a bit "goof-off" inside the dam and in about 10 minutes it worked its way between the marble and the glass and the marble was loose. Worked extremely well for us! Hope this helps.
1070472
It will measure speed if you purchase the separate speed wheel (like a transducer with a paddle that measures speed.) I just use my handheld GPS to do the same thing.
1319684
It is variable speed. I don't know how I would measure whether it goes to or beyond the specified speeds.
993837
I'm guessing it would. I've used it to check the pitch on a Caribbean steel drum. It measures sound vibrations, so I don't think the source would matter.