LabRadar LX Doppler Radar Chronograph
Compact second-generation LabRadar at $599.95. Adds a color display, easier setup with a ringed peep sight, full ballistic coefficient calculation from downrange tracking, and the deepest data export workflow for serious reloaders.
- Price
- $600
- Weight
- 1 lb 5 oz
- Brand
- LabRadar
- Category
- Tools & Cleaning
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Features
- •Doppler radar, 61.220-61.440 GHz
- •65 to 5,000 fps range
- •+/- 0.1% accuracy
- •Color display, Bluetooth
- •Aluminum housing, 0.6 kg listed weight
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Overview
The LabRadar LX is the long-awaited rework of the original LabRadar. The first LabRadar made Doppler chronography mainstream but punished users with a setup ritual that felt like aligning a satellite dish. The LX shrinks the unit to 62 by 70 by 78 mm, uses an aluminum housing, adds a color display, and ships with a ringed peep sight on top so you can rough-aim the radar in seconds. Where the LX still earns its slot above simpler muzzle-velocity chronographs is downrange velocity tracking and G1/G7 ballistic coefficient calculation. For load development, twist-rate validation, and BC verification, that data is in a different category from what basic muzzle-only chronographs output.
Key Features
- Doppler radar tracks downrange velocity for G1/G7 ballistic coefficient calculation
- Compact aluminum housing replaces the original LabRadar's bulky form factor
- Ringed peep sight on top for fast, repeatable alignment
- Color display with sunlight-readable contrast
- Bluetooth pairing for the LabRadar app and CSV export
Pros
- +Only sub-$1,000 chronograph producing real ballistic coefficient data
- +Tracks velocity downrange instead of stopping at muzzle velocity
- +Massive setup improvement over original LabRadar
- +Aluminum housing and serious data export tooling for ballisticians
Cons
- −Heaviest and bulkiest of the modern radar chronographs
- −Most of the LX's edge over the Garmin only matters if you are doing real load development
- −Aluminum housing and downrange tracking add bulk over pocket-size Doppler units
Detailed Specifications
- technology
- Doppler radar (61.220-61.440 GHz)
- velocityRange
- 65 to 5,000 fps
- accuracy
- +/- 0.1 percent
- tracking
- Downrange tracking with BC calculation
- weight
- 0.6 kg / about 21 oz listed weight
- dimensions
- 62 x 70 x 78 mm
- housing
- Aluminum
- connectivity
- Bluetooth, USB-C
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