raymond74
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Thinking of buying an Accuracy2, does anyone here have experience with that device?
is it any good??
It's a smaal device with you can put a watch on and it automatic recognizes it and than starts to "count"
it'S supposed to even can give you an update on if and how much your caliber is magnetized
I have a Lepsi
suitably portable for watch shopping which seems to work quite well for my purposes. Although the Lepsi sometimes struggles with very noisy or very quiet pieces for the accurate measurement of period where a 'shop timer' would have more adjustment availab...
I just looked up Lepsi, i have a feeling in my stomach that is it the better one.
Please share your experiences, does it statisfie you enough? Would you buy it again? The device showed from goes on the web for ,- so slightly cheaper, but the way the sound/vibrations are collected seems to be on the Lepsi more professional Raymond
yes it does the portable job, but not a substitute for a desktop timer
It lacks any control of mike gain/sensitivity that can help some pieces report correct periods. Maybe a feature of future app upgrade - who knows. Velociphile
Nice!
Question...does the Lepsi support co-axial (i.e. 25,200 and lift angle down to 38)?
I believe yes and yes,
although I have not tried it. Shamefully, I don't own a Co-axial! The Lepsi team are very contactable, try them. V
I have Analytics by FC
frederiqueconstant.com It seems to work well and is compatible with iOS (which I use) or Android (apparently). It's the only device I have so I can't compare it to a Witschi or the Lepsi. I did like the look of the Lepsi but it's significantly more ex...
