Big Blue Chronograph
Product Description
PepperBall projectiles specified velocity range is 300-350 feet per second. The only way to determine if your agency launchers are within operating spec is to test them on a radar chronograph. The Big Blue Chronograph is the industry standard for accurate velocity testing. This new version is smaller, more portable and just as easy to use. You should chrono your launchers at least once a year (and whenever performing service on them) and keep a written record for liability purposes. Forget the cheap hand-held versions. The velocity readings are less accurate and you usually have to make multiple attempts to get a good reading. You get what you pay for. This chronograph is a workhorse and will still be in use long after you've retired.
Click to the right to view a Velocity Testing FAQ PDF file. Velocity Testing FAQ
The chrono's velocity measurement range is from 150-400 feet per second. It has an adjustable beeper alarm range from 200-350 fps in 5 fps increments and will measure the rate of balls fired per second from 4-25 bps. Instructions included.
A 6-volt lantern battery with SPRING CONTACTS is required for operation (not included). Purchase the Eveready 1209 or 529 model type or the Duracell MN908 model. These all have spring contacts and will work properly with the Big Blue Chronograph.
Click to the right to view a Velocity Testing FAQ PDF file. Velocity Testing FAQ
The chrono's velocity measurement range is from 150-400 feet per second. It has an adjustable beeper alarm range from 200-350 fps in 5 fps increments and will measure the rate of balls fired per second from 4-25 bps. Instructions included.
A 6-volt lantern battery with SPRING CONTACTS is required for operation (not included). Purchase the Eveready 1209 or 529 model type or the Duracell MN908 model. These all have spring contacts and will work properly with the Big Blue Chronograph.
