A: The sensor has been calibrated to be placed or mounted on the floor or
ground. To measure accurately, the sensor must be carefully aligned with the
tee and the ground. Follow the prescribed setup procedures.
Q: Can FlightScope only be used outside on a golf course or driving
range?
A: No. FlightScope is a versatile instrument that can be used both indoors
and outdoors (e.g. at a driving range or golf course).
Q: How much ball flight distance is required by the FlightScope in
order to display a result?
A: Typically at least 14 feet of ball flight is required.
Q: How far back must FlightScope be set up behind the tee?
A: A good practical distance is between 2.4m and 4.2m (8 to 14ft). There is
no perfect distance, although a good rule of thumb is 3m/10ft.
Q: How is alignment of FlightScope done?
A: In order to get accurate club and ball measurements, always align the
sensor mechanically using a measuring tape and a set square so that the
distance and pointing direction are accurate. Also level the sensor. Use the
software Setup Wizard to assist or check the alignment.
Q: How long does it take to align the unit?
A: A trained user can set up and align the FlightScope in a few minutes,
within the time it takes to start up his computer.
Q: Must I use special balls?
A: FlightScope measures any ball that is used. Even non-standard balls are
measured accurately. To measures the actual flight of every specific ball,
making no assumptions about the type or quality of the ball.
However, for accurate measurement of ball spin during a short distance
indoor shot, it is recommended that a ball be marked with a small metal foil
disk/patch. A marked ball enhances the ability of the system to measure spin
accurately.
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