review done by Trigger Tigger
Today I will be reviewing the latest product from YZH Commerce Co. Ltd., the Big Dragon E9600-Xeon Chronometer. Beforehand, I would like to thank Highlander Gears for allowing me to review this product off their shelves, and with a price tag of RM420.00, they can rest assure that this baby will be handled extra carefully while in my care. So, without further ado, let's get on with the review.
The Box
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At first glance, one would be forgiven to think that from the packaging itself that this product is a Made-in-Taiwan kinda deal. I say this because Big Dragon has indeed spent a bit of time in the packaging quality, and as we all know, if a company can spend that extra special attention and money to the packaging of a product, then normally the quality of the product is indeed worth every sen you pay for it. Coming in with an all-black box, the attention to detail is quite an achievement for a China product. But enough about the box. It is the insides that we really want to know about.
The Gist
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Inside the beautiful box is not surprisingly the chrony, a Chinese-English manual, a wall charger and an extension tube. At first glance, the chrony looks smaller than the XCortech, but I will have to wait till tonight to compare them side by side. Holding the chrono though belies its real quality; it has that distinct toughness or rigid feel to it. Like an armoured car. No, scratch that, it feels more like an Abrams.
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*Front view
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*Back view
Some technical details for techno junkies out there:
Rate of Fire Range: 0-3600rpm
Muzzle Velocity Range: 2-600m/s or 7-2000fps
Joules Range: 0-100J
Distance Measurement at 1m height: 0-250m
Error Variance: <1.5%>![]()
Today I will be reviewing the latest product from YZH Commerce Co. Ltd., the Big Dragon E9600-Xeon Chronometer. Beforehand, I would like to thank Highlander Gears for allowing me to review this product off their shelves, and with a price tag of RM420.00, they can rest assure that this baby will be handled extra carefully while in my care. So, without further ado, let's get on with the review.
The Box
The Gist
*Initial view
Inside the beautiful box is not surprisingly the chrony, a Chinese-English manual, a wall charger and an extension tube. At first glance, the chrony looks smaller than the XCortech, but I will have to wait till tonight to compare them side by side. Holding the chrono though belies its real quality; it has that distinct toughness or rigid feel to it. Like an armoured car. No, scratch that, it feels more like an Abrams.
*Back view
Some technical details for techno junkies out there:
Rate of Fire Range: 0-3600rpm
Muzzle Velocity Range: 2-600m/s or 7-2000fps
Joules Range: 0-100J
Distance Measurement at 1m height: 0-250m
Error Variance: <1.5%>
