sony sensor on non compatible rackets

[prosealster]

Hi All,

Was just wondering if anyone can tell me your experiences on putting sony sensor on non-compatible rackets. My guess is that it shouldn't affect the spin nor the racket speed too much if at all, and the ball speed probably not very accurate at all, but am wondering about the accuracy of contact points and anything else you might like to share

Thanks

 

[Say Chi Sin Lo]

It's consistently accurate or inaccurate, either way it's consistent enough for me to be able to observe a trend. And that's all I care about.
Even if I had a fully compatible racquet, the raw number means nothing to me.

 

[prosealster]

It's consistently accurate or inaccurate, either way it's consistent enough for me to be able to observe a trend. And that's all I care about.
Even if I had a fully compatible racquet, the raw number means nothing to me.

Thanks for your reply. Do u find the contact point analysis accurate ie if u middle the ball it shows that?

 

[Racketdesign]

Possibly a better alternative to a sensor on the end of the racket will be a system that monitors your whole body mechanics and positioning. Closer to reality than you may think thanks to some other clever folks in Cambridge.

http://goo.gl/pcP1mY

 

[Say Chi Sin Lo]

Thanks for your reply. Do u find the contact point analysis accurate ie if u middle the ball it shows that?

Yes, I have a slightly higher sweet spot and the apps confirms it.

 

[prosealster]

Yes, I have a slightly higher sweet spot and the apps confirms it.

Thanks again

 

[YarikA99]

Make sure to put a new compatable buttcap on the racquet otherwise the sensor is going to fly off.