FX Radar Pocket Wireless Chronograph

It works great and very compact. A must have for airgun tuning.

Add USB power input

Compact, easy to use, recorded results.

More detailed instructions.

I shoot a Hatsan AT44-10 QE that is regulated. The suppressor sticks well out from the end on the air tank. When I attach the FX to the tank, it’s too far from the muzzle and doesn’t sense shots. When I attach the FX to the suppressor, I get readings but also harmonic induced inaccuracies. The answer is: for each pellet type and significant condition (ambient temperature?) attach the FX to the suppressor and shoot for muzzle velocity readings for ballistic calculations and DOPE. Then remove the FX and shoot.
It’s a study in progress.

Very easy to use. Once everything is set up with the app, it works pretty good. A few missed shots here and there, but not many. App makes it easy to store shot strings and compair ammo, etc.

Better mount system. App could be so much better with just a few changes.

Its a great chronograph for the money. It is expensive, but ease of use and an app to store instant info, makes it a great investment. Best tool I have to dial in my airguns. Would definately buy it again.

In spite of using a rubber band to attach it to my air rifle I am still giving this thing 5 Stars. I had TWO Caldwell Ballistic Chronographs and their software didn't work to use with my phone. THIS DOES WORK exactly as advertised. I recommend this. It is much smaller, easier to set up and store and it works!

I would have preferred USB charging capability and a way to secure to my rifle but the rubber band works fine for air rifle and .22 LR.

it uses 3 AAA batteries in about ONE DAY of prolonged use. The shot strings are really long and all the data you want (at the muzzle) is tracked, calced and stored. Software works and is easy to navigate.

Easy set up, no problems pairing it with my iPhone 13 promax with the latest iOS. Audio read out of the velocity, the app lets you store the particulars of your palate and computes energy.

A better system to mount it under a barrel. When I mounted it on my Air Venturi Avenger Bullpup it seemed to be a little bit tilted one way or the other and even though the barrel is shrouded putting rubber bands around the shroud to hold the chronograph seem to throw my groups off a little bit. So I simply put it under the muzzle on the table. A rechargeable battery would be nice.

I guess I'll put it on a mini tripod below the muzzle for future use and lesson until FX comes out with a better mounting system. It didn't reliably record below my M 17 when I attached it with its rubber band and mount. Uses three AAA batteries, I use non-rechargeable lithium cells that I can get on Amazon.

Easy to set up, easy to use, great tool

Nothing..... Maybe cheaper!!

Easy to use and very handy. I can create a quick profile to each rifle I have and use it as a baseline for future reference of the rifle. performance.

Batteries. I prefer a rechargable battery using USB connection.

Watch the short tutorial in the Web of how to use the unit so you maximize the utilization of the device.

Easy to use

Maybe a better way to attach to the gun

The size is right. Small and the unit works well. Nice to have!

There should be a small flexible Tri-Pod included with the chronograph.

So far everything I have ordered from Pyramyd Air have been of good quality. I have not had to send any item back. I would definitely recommend others to shop here. Delivery was faster than I had expected!

Nice small chronograph, very easy set up either on your phone, tablet or the FX Chronograph display which I use attached to my FX Impact M3, works well and seems to be very accurate, you can attach to your gun or put on the table.

It would be nice if it was a little cheaper, but being its "FX" it's priced a little high in my opinion, also for 200.00 it would be nice for fx to include an additional 1/4-20 mounting option, I had to buy one from the U.K. for 8.99 but after shipping it cost 30.00 so I could mount it to my Arca Swiss rail, looks cool mounted on my gun that way.

Only option for mounting is to attach to the barrel with rubber bands or sit it on the table, if you want to mount to a tripod or gun you will need to find and purchase a different plate for the bottom