11-01-2020, 06:11 AM
On another Labradar reliability tangent; Bluetooth.
If using an external battery the quality and wire thickness of the USB cable used does affect Bluetooth. I believe it may have been mentioned on the forum before but I can confirm the cable does matter.
I had a short, right angle USB cable so it wouldn't get tangled and to reduce chances of snagging or damaging the socket. The cable was on the thin side. While I never had any other issues with the Labradar's function ore reliability, Bluetooth was erratic at best. I switched out to a longer, very thick 24ga. USB cable and Bluetooth was rock solid, it didn't drop a single time over a two hour period.
If using an external battery the quality and wire thickness of the USB cable used does affect Bluetooth. I believe it may have been mentioned on the forum before but I can confirm the cable does matter.
I had a short, right angle USB cable so it wouldn't get tangled and to reduce chances of snagging or damaging the socket. The cable was on the thin side. While I never had any other issues with the Labradar's function ore reliability, Bluetooth was erratic at best. I switched out to a longer, very thick 24ga. USB cable and Bluetooth was rock solid, it didn't drop a single time over a two hour period.