Skan Chronograph

[Patrick 2]

having borrowed Magnummikes Skan whilst he was away getting a bronzie I have a Chrono F1 which trying to use outside this time of the year in my back garden gives more errors codes as the day progresses and the light fades with the skan used in the garage in most places BUT when tried on the floor towards a wall in a darker area just the two red dots so they do not like the dark eitherplaced in the light again no problem the F1 waits for the summer days

Hi Dave,used my Chrony F1 outside yesterday(Mon24th),without the sun shades of course, and it worked flawlessly,put about 20 shots through it and not one error reading.

[Shed tuner]

I've an old Target-tronics PM10 jobbie. works flawlessly in any lighting conditions

[hareng]

That's another one included Jon, BFTA used two then eventually gave up.

[DEAN C.]

I've an old Target-tronics PM10 jobbie. works flawlessly in any lighting conditions

Me Too. my Target Tronics PM10 is faultless inside, outside, dark, dull, bright you name it.
I have a Chrombo and it often plays up and is difficult to align. They are pretty good and are very accurate but a bit fiddly when you are used to a real one.

Ive had the PM10 for nearly ten years, and if it ever dies, I would only buy a Skan to replace it.I think the PM10 might just out live me though.

[ChrisC]

Me Too. my Target Tronics PM10 is faultless inside, outside, dark, dull, bright you name it.
I have a Chrombo and it often plays up and is difficult to align. They are pretty good and are very accurate but a bit fiddly when you are used to a real one.

Ive had the PM10 for nearly ten years, and if it ever dies, I would only buy a Skan to replace it.I think the PM10 might just out live me though.

Same for mine dean..the only snag i have ever had with mine is when it's foggy?....had it 2 years and it's not worked twice...when it's foggy. The second time it failed i grabbed the club one to find that wouldn't work in the fog either?