Skout Epoch and FX chrono!

[Tricky-Dicky]

This is an odd one, if I run my Epoch over my FX chrono I will get odd/spurious readings high and low the chrno is mounted on my bipod but I have tried it on the barrel with the same results, yet if run it over the LNBR chrono there reading are pretty much normal, I have done the same with another gun to test and had much less/near normal result from both, so why would the Epoch throw odd fps but only over the FX chrono?
The chrono normally sits on a small extension and sits just under the barrel.

 

[Scotty1]

I usually just sit it on my shooting bench, behind the muzzle a few inches and facing down range. Placement is not critical for me.

 

[Vetmx]

I usually just sit it on my shooting bench, behind the muzzle a few inches and facing down range. Placement is not critical for me.

When I do that my FPS reading magically is 10fps slower than when mounted on the gun.

 

[6gun]

This is an odd one, if I run my Epoch over my FX chrono I will get odd/spurious readings high and low the chrno is mounted on my bipod but I have tried it on the barrel with the same results, yet if run it over the LNBR chrono there reading are pretty much normal, I have done the same with another gun to test and had much less/near normal result from both, so why would the Epoch throw odd fps but only over the FX chrono?
The chrono normally sits on a small extension and sits just under the barrel.

There's settings to play with. My fx radar doesn't like some of my guns and I just need to change the return rate or the fpe setting. The new software update has simplified those choices but exacerbated the problem imho. I wish they would use the microphone to adjust the gain on the radar return and have 2 settings 600fps and above and 600 fps and below.

 

[Tricky-Dicky]

The setting should remain the same for a gun of the same category/fps threshold, otherwise you're just adjusting the gain for the individual gun, which seems incorrect to me.