Here is a video where you see how it works with tennis:

ith its sleek, compact, ultra portable design, the speed radar device isdesigned for use by both professionals and everyday consumers in a wide range ofapplications, from coaches clocking baseball pitch speeds, to athletes seekingimproved performance, to racing fans looking to enhance their viewing experienceand become part of the action.

Here are some great Pocket Radar™ uses:

POCKET RADAR™ SPECIFICATIONS

K-Band Handheld Doppler Speed Radar
Operating Frequency: 24.125 GHz
Measures from: 7 MPH to 375 MPH (11 KPH to 600 KPH)
Accuracy: +/- 1 MPH (+/- 2 KPH)
Range: (Under good radar conditions, results may vary)
Baseball from 120 feet
Car from 1/2 mile
Size: Max Height 4.7 inches
Max Width 2.3 inches
Max Depth 0.8 inches
Max Volume less than 7.9 cubic inches
Weight: less than 3.7 ounces without batteries
4.5 ounces with Alkaline batteries
Battery Life: more than 10,000 readings on 2 "AAA" Alkaline Batteries
Operating Temperature Range: 20 to 140 F (-6 to 60 C)
Storage Temperature Range: -40 to 185 F (-40 to 85 C)
Polarization: Vertical

Instant-On:
From completely off and in your pocket to a speed measurement in less than 1second.
Patent Pending Low-Noise Zero IF Receiver Circuitry
High Stability Dielectric Resonator Oscillator
High Speed DSP Technology
Dual Microprocessors
High-Gain Microwave Planar Antenna Array
Memory Recall Function Ten Readings Deep
MPH or KPH Display Modes
Automatic Power Shutdown
Easy to Use One-Button “Point and Shoot” Interface

Download the official Pocket Radar™ Spec Sheet
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How it works:

Pocket Radar™ utilizes a Doppler radar signalsensing and processing system coupled with re-engineered microwave and antennacomponents to deliver powerful performance in a device compact enough to easilyfit into a shirt pocket.

In creating the world’s most compact speedradar device, we had to completelyre-assess, re-engineer and re-build nearly every aspect of traditional radartechnology. By combining Pocket Radar™’s proprietary digital signal processingalgorithms and state-of-the-art intelligent target acquisition techniques we areable to provide users with industry leading accuracy and speed measurement in adevice that is a tiny fraction of the size of traditional speedradar guns.

Pocket Radar™ sets a new standard for performance. Designed to be used by bothprofessionals and everyday consumers in a wide range of applications, fromcoaches clocking baseball pitch speeds, to athletes seeking improvedperformance, to NASCAR® racing fans looking to enhance their viewing experienceand become part of the action, Pocket Radar™ forges a new standard in speedradar performance.

Accurate to within 1 mile per hour, Pocket Radar™ is able to take 10,000 speedmeasurements using one set of AAA batteries. Its small size and easy-to-usepoint-and-shoot functionality means that Pocket Radar™ users can get right tothe action, while others are still setting up and turning on their traditional,bulky radarspeed guns.

Download the official Pocket Radar™ Spec Sheet

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How It Works
The Pocket Radar™ is a Doppler speed radar system.
It works as a speed detector by emitting a small pulse of radio waves in aninvisible focused beam, similar in shape to a flashlight beam.


When the radio wave hits an object that is moving towards or away from thePocket Radar™, a small amount of the wave reflects back.


The moving object modifies the reflected radio wave based upon how fast it ismoving directly towards or away from the Pocket Radar™.

The Pocket Radar™ receives the reflected radio wave and compares it to theoriginal transmitted radio wave. The Pocket Radar™ then calculates the speed ofthe moving object based upon the difference between the two radio waves.

Note that the Pocket Radar™, like all Doppler speed radars, can only measure thespeed of a moving object that is reasonably close to in-line with the directionof the radio wave beam. It cannot measure any motion side to side, across theradio wave beam. (NOTE: Never put yourself or others in a position where anyonecould be hit by the moving object!)


The focused beam comes from the radar lens on the back of the unit directlybehind the display.


Hold the Pocket Radar™ up vertically like a camera phone with the beam from theradar lens directly in line with the moving object you want to measure. Then"Press and Release" the big red button, like you are taking a picture, while thetarget object is in motion. The speed will appear on the display.


If the Pocket Radar™ display turned off and you missed the last speed reading,just press the recall button and it will re-appear. Continued pressing of therecall button allows you to view the last ten readings that you have taken.

More info under: www.pocketradar.com