NEW PRODUCT! MDT CRUSH IT - Stage Timer
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- Опубліковано 3 лип 2024
- Set your Crush It to match the stage time, and when the RO starts his timer, start yours simultaneously. Visually (and audibly) monitor the remaining time in your run, allowing you to gauge when to speed up or slow down. Remove the unknown with the MDT Crush It - Stage Timer.
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Is this still going to retail for $249.95 as announced at SHOT show? I appreciate the features, but that's a steep price point. I'll wait for a later generation that integrates the timer and the Send-It level into one product.
Agreed, they should combine it and integrate a larger lithium battery (I'd imagine if you had both combined it would be a pretty big drain)
Yes the retail is $249.95 USD
Can't wait to take out a second mortgage to get one of these things
Looks like a solid $35 product.
@@Xiox321what post do you think is difficult or expensive about this glorified kitchen timer? This is 2005 technology at best (the battery is more compact than 2005 tech, but big whoop). the rotary button is pennies, the piezo speaker is fractions of a penny, the LCD is pennies, the battery is a few pennies, the case is a fraction of pennies and the MCU is a few pennies. Nothing here is expensive. You are literally paying for the screen printed label on the case, that's it.
@@Xiox321 yes, it is very much mass produced, and where else do you think these components come from? I'd even guess that the boards were manufactured in China, and unless they're going for a "assembled in usa" sticker on the box, the entire product was assembled and packaged for sale in China. literally what part of this glorified kitchen timer do you think is expensive to produce?
@@Xiox321 deafening silence about what part of this kitchen timer is worth $35, let alone 10x that price! I assure you that my career as a hardware developer gives me more than enough insight into what it takes to make a product like this. what is your credential? you spent a lot of money on mdt junk? lol! grow up
@@Xiox321 A Raspberry Pi costs $35 and can do far, far more. If you're components cost more than that, you're sourcing them wrong.
@@Xiox321 ah, so you are a liar on the internet then. right on! 👍🏿
Bluetooth connectivity would have been great to get that straight to you hearing pro
Great product, have enjoyed using it so far! Well done once again MDT!
Thank you!
Now you just need to combine it with the send-it. I don't need more things hanging off my gun.
Awesome product! Thanks for your hard work and innovation
Why is it so expensive??? $326 CAD? Wahhhh
Low volume product. Aluminum machined. Purpose built and programmed. We wish we could make it much cheaper. The electronic components are not that expensive. The development and programming is, and the aluminum housing itself costs more than what you can buy a cheap Amazon timer for.
I wish it picked up the ROs buzzer. I mentioned this to the Miles to Matches boys. That would be awesome and in sync. Maybe one day.
It's a good idea, may look at it in the future
@@MDTTAC thank you. Keep up the great products.
You're welcome!
I wondered why people shooting PRS didn't have a timer letting them know how much time they had left. I also wonder if you could used a smart watch to vibrate, letting you know how much time is left
Great idea!
Thank you
Hm. Scope mount upgrade.
Are you guys going to release a 36mm scope mount / rings?
No plans at the moment, however, we may look at it in the future
"The OLED screen will allow you to see well in bright environments."
Chief..... OLED is good at everything BUT brightness. You picked literally the only weakness to highlight.
Facts
@@Xiox321 and if your team picked a sensible display technology then it would be visible in bright environments without running out of power in half an hour 🤭
Why didn’t you include the level as part of the same system. Missed opportunity or purposely so we have to purchase more bells on our Xmas tree rifles
Probably in the next release.
Honestly, I would love one. Mdt does a great job at everything But at the 325$ cad. I'll stick with kitchen timer. The sport is expensive as it is. Even 200$ would be a bit much.
Can’t it hear the shot timer and start automatically or do you have to hit the button to start it?
Does not have that function yet, you will need to hit the button to start it. There is also a 2.5mm port on the back for you to attach a pressure switch if you prefer
@@TwilsonD7 they'd need to sell it for $2500 if they used such advanced "microphone" technology...
How much $$
250
At SHOT show they were throwing out $249.95 as the price point. Not sure if that has changed.
@@CopperStarPrecision ok thank you.
@@ethanharris5556 thank you appreciate it
$249.95 USD
i fully expect MDT to come out with a rod shaped buzzer with grippy veins for hands free notification pleasure. what a joke. MDT is a joke company with joke products.
Thanks for the feedback. We do put a lot of time and effort into our products. We do indeed like to joke around. Our product quality however is no joke :)
@@maartenvr This stage timer is a joke. The punchline is the price. There's nothing about this kitchen timer that could possibly cost $300.