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Frequently Asked Questions!
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Questions:
- How do I set up and use my Swing Revolution?
- How do I turn the Swing Revolution on?
- What functions does the Power button have?
- What does the "S" and the "P" mean on the Display Panel?
- How do I turn off my Swing Revolution?
Answers:
- Q- How do I set up and use my Swing Revolution?
A:
- Unlatch the hinged door and open so that the Foam Rubber is visible.
- With the display window facing upwards, mount Swing Revolution on the shaft of your golf club just above the hosel.
- Rotate the hinged door back over the shaft and snap the door closed.
- Now simply rotate Swing Revolution until the housing is behind the shaft and oriented about 90 degrees to the club face.
- Proper orientation of the housing reduces the aerodynamic drag.
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- Q- How do I turn the Swing Revolution on?
A: Turn on your Swing Revolution by pressing the power button. The LCD display will show your last swing speed when Swing Revolution was turned on. With the power off, the LCD display will be blank.
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- Q- What functions does the Power button have?
A: Press the button to turn on Swing Revolution. By pressing the button again the previous swing can be recalled. Up to 10 swings can be recalled. Each recalled swing will display the speed of the club head and whether the swing was a Striking Swing or a Practice Swing.
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- Q- What does the "S" and the "P" mean on the Display Panel?
A: "P" stands for Practice Swing and will be displayed to the right of the speed measurement (in MPH) whenever you swing the club without hitting a ball or any other hard object (e.g., such as the ground or practice mat). "S" stands for striking swing and is displayed to the right of the speed measurement (in MPH) whenever you swing your club and hit a ball. After each swing the "P" or "S" flashes for 10 seconds after which it is ready for the next swing.
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- Q- How do I turn off my Swing Revolution?
A: To conserve battery power Swing Revolution automatically turns off after 60 seconds. It is estimated that for the average golfer who practices once a week and plays once a week the battery life should exceed 5 years.
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