Alguien escribió:Right now it seems that the Rosetta 800 has a better bottom, but the Aurora is kinda winning in the imaging department.
Esto es de un test o comparacion entre el Lynx aurora16 y el apogee Rosetta 800 y despues los tios hicieron esto:
Alguien escribió:The other test we did get to this week was to hook them both up to a Big Ben and give them a go. All I can say is "H-O-L-Y S-H-I-T !!!!!" Both boxes came pretty damn close to giving the RADAR [still on internal clock] a serious run for the money.
The bottom on the Apogee became clearer and tightened up (just like you read about in Apogee's marketing) and the Aurora's bottom became more focused with better detail. The high end imaging of the Rosetta took a quantum leap forward and the Aurora's stereo imaging spread out an extra few inches.
We were remarkably impressed with the differences... they're both really good units, but with the Big Ben, they're really amazing.
Y esto me intriga puede que ahora mismo no me valga de nada saber esto
pero lo podria ser en el futuro ademas eso de una Lynx y un apogee trabajando a la vez tiene que ser la leche.
Si alguien me lo explica, es que no entiendo muy bien todavia todo eso de los reloges y sincronizar aparatos. gracias.
Saludos.
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