Tachyon V4 has 3 modes of operation:
- Infrared detection - Fired BBs are detected using an IR barrel-mounted sensor. Most accurate with best results, but the external sensor must be attached, replacing any potential barrel attachments.
- Shock detection - Shots are detected through mechanical shocks by an on-board contact microphone. No external sensor is needed, but functionality is slightly limited. See Sound detection for more information.
- Combined mode - Shots are detected using both methods at once, which enables misfire detection. When a shot is detected through shock, but no out-going BB is detected by the sensor, a warning is displayed.
Setup is easy and simple. All you need to do, is to attach the barrel sensor (if used), and the Tachyon computer to your weapon.
Yes, but: we recommend to use the Infrared barrel sensor with HPAs since they sometimes tend to be too quiet for the Shock detection system.
GBBRs have usually no issue with the Shock detection system as they tend to be very loud.
In any case, we guarantee 100% functionality and shot-sensing accuracy on any airsoft gun when the Infrared sensor is used (IR mode).
We currently do not offer IR sensors for paintball markers, although the device can be used on these in Shock detection mode. We have numerous happy customers who use Tachyon on paintball markers in SD mode.
NO. Tachyon is not meant nor designed for real firearms. Using it as such will result in damage to the device
and/or its components. Tachyon is only meant to be used with airsoft guns or other similar action sport equipment. Do not use it on real firearms.
We have no intentions to change this anytime in the future.
Yes, but only in Shock detection mode. We currently only offer sensors which clamp on 14mm muzzle threads. We are working on a solution to this problem.
You will be able to purchase a sensor with different mounting or even an integrated tracer unit and use it with the current hardware in the future.
Yes, all of the sensing hardware is separate from the shell. You can purchase the internals from our shop and build a custom shell/mount for it.
You can even use 3rd party sensor units, as long as they can run on 3.3 V. The sensor output is a simple digital pulse on projectile detection.
We do not offer any 3D files for download, although we are happy to provide them on request. If you would like to get any 3D files, please contact us by email.
Mounting: |
Picatinny (RIS/RAS) Rail, 21-22 mm |
Enclosure dimensions (WxLxH): |
37x90x26.5 mm = 1.46x3.54x1.05 in |
Sensor mounting diameter: |
14±2 mm (no thread required) |
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Charging: |
Micro-USB |
Battery: |
550 mAh LiPo 3.7 V cell |
Runtime: |
Minimum 6 hours, up to 12 hours (with screensaver / low screen brightness) |
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Clock time drift: |
<1 ppm w/ calibration, <127 ppm w/o calibration |
Display resolution: |
128 x 128 pixels |
Display color accuracy: |
16 bit |