cohunt
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I think they are more like a g-sensor, they are called "recoil sensors"
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Use a rubber band and attach to a scope turret or objective. It's a motion sensor. The recoil pusle is what activates it.
DFHarley19
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Maybe you can try them and let us know if it is working?
Montana73
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The JKL trigger is out of stock and when I called, they didn't have any idea when back in stock. However, you can get The Original Piet Recoil Trigger for LabRadar which is in stock. You can google it for the info. Just in case you were looking for a recoil trigger now.
Mc Fraser
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Its in stock now but they don't ship to Canada
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cohunt
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who uses a tablet with their labradar? which ones work? do they need the GPS/location service option? trying to figure out a solution to leave with the labradar rather than my everyday cell phone
I've used both my iPad or iPhone 11.
Just Bluetooth is all I've needed
cohunt
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OK, wonder if labradar changed in the latest update, you used to have to turn on location services first before opening the app or it wouldn't work right
what operating system version is needed? was going to download the app to my old android phone but it is version 4.1.2, labradar says 4.4 and newer for android devices -- what about tablets?
I know nothing of iphones-- can the firmware be updated to newer as labradar says 8.0 or better for ios--my old android wont update to a newer operating version
My labradar works a lot better on my old S6 than it does with my year old one plus 7. But yes I have to use location for it to work. The phones disconnected from network, so the location is just a software deal, it doesn't have a sim.
Huntswest1
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I agree, my older S6 works much better. My S8 keeps getting worse with every update.
Mc Fraser
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Why do you need location services? I never had that problem before?
Labaradar works better with older phones because of the Bluetooth version. The app and the electronics in the radar unit have not been updated since it came out. I have the new S20+ and it disconnects fairly often. I'm not 100% sure its the unit as I need a few more new smartphones to draw an unbiased conclusion.
Labaradar works better with older phones because of the Bluetooth version. The app and the electronics in the radar unit have not been updated since it came out. I have the new S20+ and it disconnects fairly often. I'm not 100% sure its the unit as I need a few more new smartphones to draw an unbiased conclusion.
cohunt
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some people dont realize as they leave their gps on all the time, I hardly ever have mine on unless Im using a mapping app
cause thats what the instructions say to do-- I use it right now with my s7 and I do not have any disconnect issues, but it wont work if my "gps/location services" arent on on my phone -- I was wanting an old beater phone to use as a dedicated labradar phone/app/link but not have to pay out the wazoo, or care if something happens to it while at the range
page 21 of the labradar instructions :
Mobile App LabRadar has a mobile application that connects to your LabRadar using Bluetooth. To connect your Android or iOS device, download the latest firmware from the website and install the app for your mobile device. You will need to enable the Bluetooth and Location Services on your mobile device. Open the app and tap on the refresh icon, then on the serial number of your LabRadar. Once connected you can swipe from the left side of the screen to the right to display the settings menu. Within the settings you can change the preferences of the LabRadar and the way the data is displayed on your mobile device. You can customize the name of your LabRadar to avoid others attempting to connect to it.
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