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| Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2008 5:36 pm Post subject: |
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| kal wrote: | | Andrew Low wrote: | | Kal - care to document exactly how you've got HCFR setup? |
I plan on (hopefully) putting together some step by step instructions on how to do use HCFR with a Spyder2 sensor now that they're under $60 new! I've heard that the Spyder3 ($165) is even more sensitive so it may be a better option for someone buying new.
I suggest people use those links to buy their sensor - by the time it arrives I'll have instuctions as to how to use it with HCFR. 
To read as low as 10IRE, you just need to extend the time to 1000ms. I don't suggest you set it like that to take continuous readings when first playing with the gains/cuttoffs between say 30 and 70IRE, just set it there when you do the final 0-100IRE readings. 10 seconds per reading only takes about 2 minutes total.
Kal |
Hey Kal
How is this coming, the step by step guide?
Thanks
Steve
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| kal wrote: |
EDIT: I'm getting really consistent readings as low as 10IRE using S2Fly and the Spyder2 sensor pointed at the screen, even if I change the angle a bit. I've got the read time set to 1000 (seems like 10 seconds).
Kal |
Consistent does not mean accurate. Everything I've ever seen says they cheapies are not really accurate below 30 IRE.
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