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<blockquote data-quote="dennishoddy" data-source="post: 2689932" data-attributes="member: 5412">The United States spent a million dollars developing an ink pen that writes in zero gravity.The Russians sent their cosmonaut into space with a pencil.Basis of the story is that most chrony&#039;s are somewhat equal until you get into the really high end models. The phone/computer accessory&#039;s are neat, and take a little work out of it, but don&#039;t forget the pencil, paper, and basic math skills do the same thing.Edit: I have the Chrony F1, and the Caldwell that hooks by wire to an IPhone. Shooting through them inline gives the same basic results. Photo transistor tech has been around for awhile.Two weeks ago at the range I let a guy shoot through the Caldwell off hand. Didn&#039;t notice until he was gone that I had a perfect crease across the top of the chrony. The wired part doesn&#039;t work now, but the display on the unit does.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dennishoddy, post: 2689932, member: 5412"] The United States spent a million dollars developing an ink pen that writes in zero gravity. The Russians sent their cosmonaut into space with a pencil. Basis of the story is that most chrony's are somewhat equal until you get into the really high end models. The phone/computer accessory's are neat, and take a little work out of it, but don't forget the pencil, paper, and basic math skills do the same thing. Edit: I have the Chrony F1, and the Caldwell that hooks by wire to an IPhone. Shooting through them inline gives the same basic results. Photo transistor tech has been around for awhile. Two weeks ago at the range I let a guy shoot through the Caldwell off hand. Didn't notice until he was gone that I had a perfect crease across the top of the chrony. The wired part doesn't work now, but the display on the unit does. [/QUOTE]

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