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Pond, James Pond · October 14, 2012, 03:24 AM

Just had a look at some of these R.U.Ready products.

I should point out that I'd be using this for my own training purposes, rather than anything else. My club has its own timers and we use those for comps.

For that reason, I'm happy to buy a lower spec, more basic model.

So, I see some of the cheaper models are classified as "no RF".

I'm sure it will be obvious what this is but I can't work it out.

What is that?
Do I need it for training purposes?

October 14, 2012, 03:24 AM	#11
Pond, James Pond Senior Member Join Date: July 12, 2011 Location: Top of the Baltic stack Posts: 1,606	Just had a look at some of these R.U.Ready products. I should point out that I'd be using this for my own training purposes, rather than anything else. My club has its own timers and we use those for comps. For that reason, I'm happy to buy a lower spec, more basic model. So, I see some of the cheaper models are classified as "no RF". I'm sure it will be obvious what this is but I can't work it out. What is that? Do I need it for training purposes? __________________ You cannot wake someone who is pretending to sleep. Stop pretending. Wake up. Doubt: ...it's the only thing I'm sure of... -Marsupials: Nature's idea of Concealed-Carry-