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interpreting the dotted line..... The green dots show the velocity of your stroke from the beginning of your backstroke to impact with the cue ball. Starting from the left and going right on the chart the velocity is negative (below the horizontal, red chart line, the cue's moving backward)...

The defaults were set from an average of some of our tester, they're a variety of playing levels. As for consistency... Minimal lateral movement of your cue is probably the most important factor in a good stroke. If you're consistently hitting the ball left of there you address it by the same...

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The red line goes right through the center of the cue, the green (maybe yellowish) line is the straight line set when you address the ball before starting the backstroke. Deviations between these lines show how far off you are sideways when looking at the top view of your cue animation. You...

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You're right, we need to beef up the user guide. The metrics are a new feature that I think people will find real useful with better understanding about how to interpret them. QMD does do 'beep is bad' if that's all you want to get out of it, though it sure provides a lot more. Thanks for the...

Yes, the Windows mobile market is tiny. However a lot of people use the QMD Windows desktop/laptop software. You can record practice sessions with the Android version then export/import to your desktop and see it there. A bigger screen really lets you see the details of your cue movement.

It shows you a top, side and back view. Click the view button to toggle through the views. The software is free, you can install it and see the included sample shot and play around with the different screens to get a feel of what QMD provides. The sample shot is a pendulum stroke from our...

QMD shows you what you're doing. You can use the data to identify and analyze any flaws you feel you should work on. Help from an instructor may also be useful, they generally have helpful mechanics techniques to allow you to find the best fit of stroke metrics for you. In your case you're...

Yes, though it's progressing slowly. Android and Windows is already a pretty full plate.

QMD can be used while charging. No limit to number of shots per session. It's possible but rare for it to miss recording or to record a spurious shot. Ball size doesn't matter.

I've never had this problem but just a suggestion, wrap some of that plumber's teflon tape on the joint screw and see if that helps.

QMD Version 2.0 Stroke Trainer - FREE Giveaway - We have a WINNER The giveaway winner is Kris_b1104. Congrats! QMD version 2.0 has just been released. To celebrate we're having a giveaway drawing for AZBilliards members. Just PM me (or email to info<at>cue-md.com including your...

I've got partial 14'6" wide walls with a 9' table and it BARELY JUST fits. You'll be jacking up a bit for some shots on the sides but it may be OK. It's good if your home table's same size as what you play on when you compete, a smaller practice table may screw you up more than it's worth..

Here's a link to a wireless measuring system that interfaces with a laptop - http://www.thesnookergym.com/cue-action-recorder/ This one is strapped to your wrist. It seems to be limited to measuring the acceleration of your stroke to help you develop smoothness. Rather pricy however for what...