Airsoft After Hours takes a look at the Xcortech X3200 Mk3 Chrono if it is good enough for their use... "We purchased a new chronograph, the Xcortech X3200 MK3. We currently don't own any other chronographs, so we can't tell you how good this unit is compared to competing units.
We paid 58 USD for this chronograph.
WoSport also got a Chrono that you can connect to a mobile app via bluetooth. Bruce of BB2K Airsoft tells more about the Wosport WST-X01... "Today I show you a really brilliant chrono that I personally do not want to miss anymore. The WoSport WST-X01 chronograph can be paired with the smartphone (Iphone or IOS and Android) via Bluetooth. With the app you can comfortably adjust the chrono, read off the values, analyze the data of the fired shots and record the whole if necessary.
A quick look video from Airsoft Megastore showing the AceTech AC6000 Chronograph and it is in stock at their online store... "No matter what game you play or loadout you carry, a quality Chrono is invaluable to any airsofter’s arsenal. The AceTech AC6000 comes with features like a backlit display, customizable settings, and an extra-wide tube to make your gun-tuning experience as smooth as possible."
Whilst the the AC5000 is the little brother of the AC600 chrono, are there differences between these two products from Acetech? BB2K Airsoft reviews this for you to find out... "The AC5000 is the little brother of ACETECH's AC6000. This chronograph does not need to hide but offers almost everything the AC6000 can. It measures the energy (Joule, FPS, m/s) and the rate of fire ROF (RPM, RPS).
BB2K Airsoft's Bruce does a more comprehensive video review on the Acetech AC6000 Chrono... "Today I introduce to you the Acetech AC6000 Chrono, which has everything on board to measure the energy (Joule, FPS, m / s), the Rate of Fire ROF (RPM, RPS). The MAX, MIN and AVG values for FPS and ROF are displayed and the last 25 shots are saved. Up to 5 BB types can be stored, which you use more often. So caliber 4.5mm, 6mm, 8mm, 17.3mm (.68 Rubberballs) pose no problem.
USAirsoft reviews his new Chrono, the Acetech A600. This can measure from 90fps up to 1,200fps and ROF range from 100-6000 RPM. It has an OLED screen for readouts, a large tube, and can be mounted on a tripod.... "My New Chronograph and Yes, I Recommend it. - Acetech AC6000."
Firesupport sends in news that they got the Xcortech Chronos in stock again including the X3300W MK2 Chrono and Tracer Unit, the X3200-MK3, and the new Xcortech X3500 Chronograph. Check them out in the link they provided... "XCORTECH Chronos back in stock:
X3300W MK2 Advance BB Control System with Ultra Bright UV Light Tracer Unit £99.00.
In any serious airsoft player's list of guns, gear and kit, there is something that is important but is often left off --- the chrono. Some rely on the poor man's chrono using a Coke can, or just wing it with the airsoft field's chrono, hoping their guns meet the site's fps limits. Gun Gamers recommend in owning one, especially that there are cheaper and accurate chronos available nowadays.
Probably most of you already know the answer, be an honourable player as that is what airsoft is all about. But what about those who think they can? Jonathan Higgs tackles this topic and more in another episode of Airsoftology Q&A Mondays... "Jonathan reaches deep into past episodes to pull out some of the best "lost questions' from previous Q&A vids...
Acetech, founded by former Xcortech people has released a chrono called the AC6000 and it is available right now at CWI Airsoft... "AC6000 is an airsoft chronograph with high quality and accuracy. It supports Micro-USB (5V/0.5A) power input or use 4 AAA alkaline batteries. It has a user-friendly interface with 128*128 pixel OLED in white color. The BBs parameter settings supports 5 memory slots with 25 memory slots for velocity and ROF (Rate of fire).
