DAA wrist timer

[jstagn]

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[BoyGlock]

DAA

[nikdanja]

I had one and it worked fine for about 6 months then it started to have problems. I didn't expect it to be perfect and it was under warrentee so I got in contact with DAA and CED.  I got the run around because DAA kept saying they couldn't find anyone to manufacture the watch blah blah blah and kept telling me that they should be ready to replace my watch next month then next month.... 4 months later they finally replaced my watch and I sold it once I got the replacement.  After that I won't buy anything electronic from DAA. Hopefully they fixed the bugs but take it for what it's worth. I had to spend another $200 bucks that could have been spent on primers, bullets, powder but had to buy a replacement timer because at the time I didn't know when they would be sending a replacement. Very frustrating. 

[ClangClang]

Nikdanja how long ago are we talking? The initial run of DAA Shotmaxx timers were known to be buggy, but they have since released a 2.0 model which has proven very reliable across the board.  I have had one since the week they were released and it has not had even a single hiccup. 

[nikdanja]

29 minutes ago, ClangClang said:

Nikdanja how long ago are we talking? The initial run of DAA Shotmaxx timers were known to be buggy, but they have since released a 2.0 model which has proven very reliable across the board.  I have had one since the week they were released and it has not had even a single hiccup. 

I forget what model it was. I don't think it was the new one tho and this happened right around this time last year. 

 

Worst experiece ever. There really wasn't any excuse why they couldn't give me a CED timer of equal value. Instead they screwed menright at the start of the season.  

Edited June 12, 2017 by nikdanja

[MotorMouth]

I've had one for a couple of years.  It's a great dry fire training tool.  I don't use it much during matches though...  I never really got anything out of that...

But for dry fire, it works great.

[jstagn]

any way to reset the strings that have been recorded?

[al23]

I have one too that speaker started to get of wack, thankfully they replaced it and it has worked great since. It is my only timer but I wished I had purchased a regular timer instead


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[CoyoteMW]

I have one and it works okay. As it gets older I have to keep it charged above 80% or it doesn't always work. If I had it to do over, I would buy a regular timer instead.

 

It is noteworthy that in video posts by the pros you don't see them using these timers (except Mav Michel who is sponsored by DAA).

[cs62]

I'm very happy with mine, I've had it for over a year with no issues at all, I only use it during practice sessions.  Got it at CED.

[CrashDodson]

The first versions were junk and DAA did not handle service issues very well with the product.  With that said the new one works.  For dry fire and training solo its the best option out there.