New CED7000 shot Timer

[Dr.Who]

Happened to just see this new smaller CED7000 Shot Timer from Competitive Edge Dynamics. Has anyone seen or used one of these yet?

It looks pretty good and was not able to find one at the NRA convention.... I like the size....


http://www.cedhk.com/show.php/Object700

Technical Specifications:


Weight: 80 grams, 2.9 Oz.
Dimensions: 100x47x17mm (3.94"x1.85"x0.7")
Power supply: Internal rechargeable Lithium battery. Will power the unit for close to 30 hours of normal use (25 hours of match use) before a charge is needed. 1.5 hour charging is sufficient.
Beep volume and frequency: 110db+, 25.000HZ
Clock precision displayed: 0.01Sec
Connectors: 1 Auxiliary jack emits a 5-volt DC current in exact conjunction with the buzzer. 1 power supply plug, to be used with the optional external battery pack

 

[Jim Watson]

I don't think there are any in the country; they are taking orders for the first shipment from Communist China.
It is an interesting device; I think the multi-string memory would make it very handy for practice. Shoot several drills and then review.

 

[Dr.Who]

Communist China.... Hmmmm....:banghead:

 

[Dr.Who]

Gee, I won a raffle at a match and got $75.00 gift cert and got one of these... I'm liken it so far.... Nice little timer and it has a very convienent lanyard which allows me to have both hands free while I'm SOing or self practicing. I love the first shot split display and the spy function....

 

[geogecko]

I didn't realize this timer was so new.

I was originally considering the PACK MKIV, but I like the portability of this one, plus it's slightly cheaper.

Anyone know where to download a user's manual? (Edit, never mind, I found it on their web site.)

Has anyone tried using it with dry firing, or is it not sensitive enough?

 

[Dr.Who]

Have not tried to dry fire with it. The mic can be set very sensitive and if you use the wrist band, it maybe close enough to pick up the clicks. I'll need to try it.....