All the literature and forums state that the Labradar is unaffected by lighting conditions.
Mine acted wonky last nite shooting at a brightly lit 100yd target from a brightly lit shooting room.
It's on an AC power source which has worked for years. The lights blinked erratically and when I attempted to
arm (turn the light yellow) it would sometimes turn yellow for a second or three then read "unable to acquire
projectile" and the blinking would sometimes start.
Is the lighting a factor or is this thing just breaking?
Mine acted wonky last nite shooting at a brightly lit 100yd target from a brightly lit shooting room.
It's on an AC power source which has worked for years. The lights blinked erratically and when I attempted to
arm (turn the light yellow) it would sometimes turn yellow for a second or three then read "unable to acquire
projectile" and the blinking would sometimes start.
Is the lighting a factor or is this thing just breaking?
