Full Answer
Arccos sensors do not require recharging or solar charging. The small sensor and transceiver utilize a single permanent battery. Arccos Sensors are built to be exceptionally power efficient. According to Arccos users can expect at least two years of use before the battery dies.
The beauty of the Arccos system is that it knows which club you hit, because each sensor is paired to a specific club. It also knows where you hit the ball, because it can sense (through an impact sensor) each shot on a hole. So it simply measures the GPS distance between two shots to get the first shot's distance.
How do I turn the Phigolf Sensor on?Fully charge the sensor before first use using the USB cable provided and your own power source.Charge your device for 2 hours, once fully charged the light will remain solid.To turn on, hold the power button down for at least 3 seconds.More items...•
Arccos uses sensors on the grip to determine shot distances, location and accuracy to produce stats in all phases of the game much like what is seen in the PGA Tour's ShotLink data.
The Arccos Caddie Smart Sensors or Smart Grips you installed on each club detect the impact of you hitting a golf ball. Each sensor has a unique transmitter inside of it paired to your phone, and clubs are paired as separate and unique devices. This allows the app to know which club was used when hitting a shot.
There are cameras and sensors that create a 3d space where objects entering that space are tracked. The light waves created by the golf ball allows the software to track the ball flight and show it up on the screen - this is why the range needs a certain level of lighting.
Phigolf is a brand-new way to play your favorite golf game! Phigolf swing stick and 9-Axis motion sensor lets you play 80+ world famous courses, fun mini games and tournaments in three amazing apps: Phigolf, WGT and E6 Connect! Play a round of golf remotely with friends and family wherever they are in the world!
What should I do if I believe my sensor is faulty?Try to turn it off by holding down the power button for 3 - 4 seconds. If the light still does not disappear, please leave the sensor for a day or two to fully discharge.Charge the sensor again to full capacity. ... Open the Phigolf app and turn the sensor on.
Yes you can, however we think it is much more fun to use the swing stick as otherwise you would need to swap out your clubs for each shot. However it is not recommended to hit a golf ball during game play as this interferes with results.
We track the player through the phone's GPS and do not track the actual flight of the ball. We do not measure any type of swing analytics such as swing plane, attack angle, ball speed, swing speed, etc.
2 yearsFollow. A significant technical breakthrough, Arccos Smart Sensors feature a permanent battery that is designed to last 2 years (or longer) without charging. The sensors come standard with a two-year warranty from the date of initial activation.
To claim your free Arccos Sensors ("Promotional Item"), you must own or purchase any PING Product (driver, fairway wood, hybrid, crossover, iron, wedge or putter), complete the fulfillment process as detailed in the Arccos Caddie app or Arccos website, and verify eligibility prior to the end of the Promotion Period.
The underground soil monitoring solution enables us to optimize irrigation accurately. The wireless soil sensors tell us where and when the water is needed. As the soil conditions vary significantly across the property, not all greens and fairways can be treated according to the same program.
One of the crucial advantages of having underground soil monitoring is that its accurate, real-time soil moisture, salinity, and temperature data perfectly complements other maintenance technologies – such as our Greensight drone-mounted thermal imaging solution.
One of the biggest reasons for choosing Soil Scout is increased working efficiency! Now our team doesn’t have to fiddle around, taking sensors in and out, as with our previous solution.
Easy and fast installation are valuable features. They make the initial investment cheaper and reduce the recurring maintenance costs because each re-configuration requires less time and effort.
Soil Scout’s wireless system with cable-free underground sensors and solar-powered radio signal repeaters provides turf managers exceptional flexibility. It makes maintenance more efficient and allows us to optimize the system as per our needs – so, we can place the sensors where they are needed the most.
With Soil Scout, a golf club can start with a small initial investment, and scale it along with the budget.
Many wireless soil monitoring solutions are built on cellular connectivity, which can be a major draw-back because many golf courts, just like meadow Club, are located outside of strong 4G coverage. The signal strength can be weak in some spots, or, in the worst case, it is not available at all.
Club car a golf cart company recommends golf cart chargers remain unplugged from the golf cart during prolonged storage. Overcharging the cart’s battery can reduce the longevity of the cart’s battery life, harming the battery. Golf cart batteries are expensive to replace.
It is not recommended to leave your golf cart plugged in all the time. Automatic chargers are designed to prevent over-charging but carry the risk of a broken circuit breaker, risking battery damage. It would be best if you left your golf cart on charge for a maximum of eight hours at a time to prevent overcharging.
As a general rule, you should not leave a golf cart charging for longer than 8-10 hours. Most high-quality golf carts take only five hours to charge, while some can take a little longer depending on their battery level and the voltage needed to keep them running.
You can overcharge an electric golf cart. Overcharging can damage the cells in your golf cart’s battery, reducing the battery’s longevity, making your cart more likely to lose its charge faster than if you used an automatic charger that turns itself off when the battery is full.
You should add water to golf cart batteries whenever the batteries are changed. Adding water after charging prevents acid from spilling over; add the water to 1/2 inch from the top of the battery. Change your golf cart batteries every six months, check your batteries often to ensure they’re well hydrated and operating at optimum water levels.
You should never try to trick a golf cart charger into charging a dead battery. Instead, you seek professional help from the battery manufacturer. It is always unwise to tamper with golf cart batteries as you can risk electrocution, a fire, or burn yourself with battery acid.
Soils differ in mineral content, texture, particle size, organic matter content, air space and microorganism levels, so no two soils are the same. Find the soil moisture range for each specific area on a course. Determine the depth of turfgrass roots for that time of year and adjust the moisture sensor to that depth.
Water and energy savings (decreased pumping) might be the initial focus, but sensors can help do so much more. Place sensors where they will be the most impactful across the entire course, not just in trouble spots. Consistent readings tell you just as much about a course as volatile readings.
It’s necessary for golf course superintendents to monitor soil moisture over time with in-ground sensors, located in multiple locations, or with portable soil moisture meters. Greenskeepers are likely to get different readings depending on where they are on the course.
The entire reason for sampling is to see the symptoms coming before they show up. With routine representative sampling, trending analysis with turf conditions gives that insight.
If you enjoyed this article, subscribe to Golfdom to receive more articles just like it.
Robert Schoenberger is Golfdom's senior editor. He holds a bachelor's degree in journalism from University of Houston. He has worked in magazines and newspapers since the late 1990s. Robert can be reached at rschoenberger@northcoastmedia.net.