Features:
• Designed specifically for the Baseball Professional.
• Simultaneously measures various ball speeds, and times pitchers/runners.
• Ball sensitivity – rising above all previous guns – 500 feet.
• Verified pitch speed accuracy.
• Removable 7.2 volt, 2400 maHr Li-Ion battery handle.
• Rugged cast metal case.
• Waterproof to 2 feet depth.
• 4+ hours nominal transmit time.
• The LCD and the 6 keys are backlit.
• 2 speed windows, 5-digit status/speed window.
• 10ms speed acquisition time.
• Direction Sensing - measures pitches, hits, or both.
• 5-150 MPH ball speed range.
• Low battery indicator.
• Stopwatch mode (with optional cable).
• Serial port connector standard.
• MPH and KM/H.
• Displays speed in whole units or tenths.
• Adjustable sensitivity and low speed cutoff.
• Continuing tracking with Peak speed locked.
• Recalls 10 previous pitches.

 

In a class by itself.
From the rugged cast-metal exterior, to the World’s most sensitive transmitter/receiver, to the miniaturized and modernized electronics, to the direction sensing software, and the baseball-specific algorithms, the Pro II is a new-generation sports radar in a class by itself.

 

500-Foot Range
Its 10-milliwatt transmitter, ultra-sensitive balanced mixer receiver, and its sophisticated digital signal processing algorithms enable baseball speed measurement up to 500 feet.  No other sport radar can claim as much distance.  Its 10-millisecond acquisition time is the best on the field and leaves other baseball radars in
the dugout.  The four-step sensitivity settings allow the user to adjust the Pro II for any situation.  To verify accuracy during development, Stalker engineers used a commercial ballistic chronograph to precisely measure pitcher release speeds.

Verified Speed Measurement
They tested the Pro II against the industry standard Stalker Sport and Stalker PRO models, the second-generation Sport 2 and Solo 2, as well as competing radar products. While testing, engineers found that all Stalker products measured ball speed consistently, but there was a big difference between us and them. They found that the other baseball gun reads release speeds from 1-3mph up to 5mph faster than the actual release speed. Why compare apples to oranges? Choose any Stalker Radar, and it’s always apples-to-apples.

Naturally, the Pro II displays speeds in MPH or KM/H, in whole units or tenths. And the Pro II is actually waterproof to a depth of 2 feet. Caught in a Spring Training shower? No worries. The 34.7 GHz Ka-Band Doppler radar is powered by a rechargable 7.2-volt lithium-ion battery handle capable of powering over 4 hours of nominal use. Both the Liquid Crystal Display and the six snap-action buttons are backlit to allow use in any lighting condition.

Tracks Batted Balls Too
Specifically designed to measure pitching speed and time base runners, the Pro II’s new direction-sensing capability enables it to measure the speed of the batted ball.  The two speed windows and 5-digit status window all display speeds and other information in a straight-forward, easy-to-understand format.  A speed range of 5-150 MPH with a userselectable low-speed cutoff allows the user to exclude other moving objects that might interfere with baseball speed readings. Low battery indicator, 1200-to-38.4k baud serial interface, Stopwatch Mode (with optional cable), and the choice between whole units or tenths put the Pro
II at the top of the order.