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CED 7000 Shot Timer

Product #: 759103
| Manufacturer #: 7000ShotTimer
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Incredibly small and lightweight timer weighs only 6.4 oz and measures less than 4" x 2" x 3/4". RF model communicates with the CED Big Board and Time Keeper (both sold separately). Includes rechargeable battery and universal charger.

Functions include:

  • Memory for 10 strings with an unlimited number of shots
  • Illuminated LCD
  • Par settings
  • Date and time displays
  • Super loud start beep
  • Stopwatch function and spy mode that lets you silently monitor the competition.


Technical Information

Features:
  • Memory storage/recall for review of 10 strings and unlimited number of shots
  • Custom par for single or multiple par time settings with variable delay intervals and hundredth of second setting
  • Dual forward and reverse review function
  • Fixed/random/instant of custom delay available
  • Shot detection microphone with 8 pre-programmed digital sensitivity settings
  • Illuminated LCD display showing total time, splits, shot number, par, first shot time
  • "Spy Mode" for monitoring other shooters and visual starts
  • Optional 50 yard wireless RF capability for CED BigBoard or CED Time Keeper
  • Stopwatch mode for use of the timer as a stopwatch to clock props and other shooters on the range
  • Start beep over 110 dB
  • Rechargeable battery with low battery LCD indicator. Optional external battery pack
  • Two sets of start/review buttons
  • Multiple optional carrying devices
  • Includes wrist and neck band lanyards
  • Includes universal charger

    Specifications:
  • Weight 6.4 oz
  • Dimensions 3.94" x 1.85" x 0.7"
  • Power supply - internal rechargeable Lithium battery. Will power the unit for up to 30 hours of normal use, 25 hours of match use, before a charge is needed. 1.5 hour charging is sufficient.
  • Beep volume and frequency 110 dB + , 25.000 hz
  • Clock precision displayed 0.01 second
  • Connectors - one auxiliary jack emits a 5 volt DC current in conjunction with the buzzer. One power supply plug, to be used with the optional external battery pack
  • Two year limited warranty

    • Application Charts & Information

    Overall Rating:
    4 out of 5
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    5 stars
    Mark Mortier of Fishers, IN
    Date posted: 8/6/2006
    Love the size! Easy to use and navigate data/menus. Really like the 2 volume settings for the buzzer. Still undecided on the wrist band. It's convenient but uncomfortable on hot days. One petty negative comment. The buttons look cheap. They work fine, but look like they belong on a toy.
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    5 stars
    G H of Ankeny, IA
    Date posted: 9/7/2006
    Jam packed full of features, but the buttons are cheap looking (chromed plastic). Wish it came with a belt clip as well. Those are its only faults.
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    5 stars
    James McConnell of Shanksville, MI
    Date posted: 5/20/2009
    Hands down the BEST timer I have ever owned...I have had previous timers from other company's but none compare to the size and quality of this product. The size and features blow any other timer I have used out of the water. I will admit the only downfall is the plastic button however this has in no way hindered the use or effectiveness of this timer. I would recommend this to EVERY shooter looking for a reliable timer.
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    4 stars
    Richard Zapf of Towson, MD
    Date posted: 11/16/2006
    This timer has some definite pluses and minuses. Overall I give it 4 stars. Small size is a definite plus. I tie it so it hangs from my belt- just flip it up to view and reset it. Great if you are shooting on the move. On the negative side: buttons look cheap and are hard to distinguish from each other- color coded plastic buttons would have been better. And yes, you do have to send it back to the factory for a replacement battery. How can any manufacturer be so stupid?? People want replaceable bateries. How can they not know that? However, it is supposed to be good for several years (i.e. 3-4, not 1-2) before a replacement battery is needed. Timer functions are excellent, and mine works great. Can't comment how it would stand up to frequent range use.
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    3 stars
    R K of Marietta, OH
    Date posted: 9/23/2006
    The CED7000 has a lot of great features that are negatively impacted by the high frequency buzzer. It is almost impossible to hear with hearing protection at any distance for us with a high frequency hearing loss (old shooters, soldiers, etc.) It does not appear to be weather proof either. It does not appear useful for training groups of shooters without the external horn.
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    2 stars
    G J of Memphis, tn
    Date posted: 11/14/2006
    Uses rechargable battery... What happens when it goes bad in a couple of years?? You have to ship it back to factory and pay shipping and I'm sure at least $40 for a battery. Thumbs down on scam for more cash.
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