|
 |
| |
I am a Vol. Fire Chief near Pittsburgh Pa. In the past several years I have received complaints on how fast some of the fire trucks and ambulances are traveling while responding to emergency calls. I carry my Pocket Radar and from time to time stop on the side of the road and time the emergency vehicle as it travels down the road. If you read the news, you will see that there has been some severe accidents involving emergency vehicles while responding to calls, some fatal. Courts are no longer putting up with excessive speeds and finding the drivers guilty – criminally. Along with new training and laws implemented in PA, we are trying to monitor excessive speed. The law in PA states that Ambulances “must stop at every red signal and stop sign and are NOT permitted to travel over the speed limit.” Fire trucks are not regulated in this manner, but have to be responsible for the speed they travel considering the traffic conditions such as weather, visibility etc. So, since I have owned my pocket radar, I can know monitor the speeds of the emergency vehicles when I am in the right position. I am happy to say the 99% of the time the drivers are ALL within limits of the law. Once in a while, I find a driver not within the regulations. If the same driver is caught twice, he/she goes back to driver training.
So far so good. Ron Harvey
Chief
“We apply the pocket radar to scout other teams and simulate the exact speeds with pitching machine to create a more efficient training session.
We are able to dial in the exact speeds to create confidence and awareness of players abilities to play up. We are able to practice “up” to identify who’s hands are not ready and get them ready.
Our pitchers are now aware of what a quality fastball feels like, and are more aware of the flaws or can focus on specific aspects of their delivery to increase the consistency of the correct feel.
The convenience of the pocket radar, allows for quick and precise feedback without any set up, or controlled environment. An excellent training aid and motivator.”
Tim Greene
Athletic Training Equipment Company
“I have been involved in competitive motorsports for over 25 years and in that time I've been fortunate enough to win championships as both a driver and team owner, set racetrack lap records, and work as a crew member on professional motorsports teams. Our team looks for any advantage we can get to beat the competition. To evaluate the performance of our car and driver we use on-board data acquisition, however, we do not have access to the data from our competitors. Pocket Radar is changing that. I have used Pocket Radar successfully to get valuable information about our competitors' speeds at various locations around the track. Given the small size, affordability and ease of use of the Pocket Radar the only problem I see is that now our competitors will probably have them.”
Bill S.
B-Line Racing
Team Owner, Race Car Driver, Data Analyst
“Pocket Radar has done what Flip did for the video camera by creating… well a pocket radar gun.”
Ben Bowers
Gear Patrol
“I found the Pocket Radar to be very handy, accurate, versatile and easy to use. It’s convenient size makes it an excellent assessment tool to be used for games and practice. I used it to check max pitch speeds, monitor pitchers endurance, assess speed differences between types of pitches, check arm speed of position players and measure base runner foot speed on the bases. Best of all you don't have to lug a heavy case around or charge it!”
Dolf Hes
Sonoma State University
Baseball Pitching Coach
“At M3 racing, we are looking for every advantage we can possibly find. We need to have the very best equipment and tools available. We also need tools that are quick, compact, accurate and easy to use. We need to know every aspect of our performance. Our corner entrance speed, as well as our exit speed. We need facts to substantiate our adjustments. Speed is our goal. Pocket Radar tells us when we have achieved those goals.”
David Mantooth
M3 Racing Team
Owner and Driver
"I am a retired police officer in the State of California. During my twenty-seven years as a traffic enforcement officer I also taught other officers all aspects of traffic enforcement including radar familiarization, legality, and operation. I have testified hundreds of times in Superior and Appellate courts regarding radar, its, accuracy, internal workings, and operation. I continue to testify in Superior court as a recognized radar expert. Throughout my career as a traffic officer I also coached youth baseball. When I was introduced to Pocket Radar I immediately examined the unit and compared it to police radar that is used by police departments throughout the United States. I found there was no difference and that the accuracy of the Pocket Radar was exactly as the police radar. I am amazed that Pocket Radar could have such accuracy and yet be so small that it will fit in my shirt pocket. I have used Pocket Radar on the baseball field and found it to be the best coaching tool ever developed for baseball. It is extremely accurate, easy to carry, and simple to use."
Jim Baker
Rohnert Park Cal Ripkin / Babe Ruth Baseball League
Coach and former Manager
Love Your Pocket Radar? Click Here to Send Us Your Testimonial
|
|
|
 |
 |
|
|
|
|
|
 |
 |
The Pocket Radar Commitment
The Pocket Radar team is committed to making sure every Pocket Radar is delivered in perfect working order, and every customer is 100% satisfied with their purchase. If you are unhappy for any reason with your Pocket Radar purchase within the first 30 days, we will refund your money, no strings attached. If for some reason your Pocket Radar malfunctions in any way during the first year, we will replace it at no cost. Click to find out more about 30 Day Money Back Guarantee and our 1 Year Warranty.
|
|