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Kruzer buttons instead of trigger

Kapok

Active member
The trigger used on the Racer series for pinpointing, ground balancing, etc. has been replaced with a display panel button on the Kruzer. Would anyone who has used the Kruzer care to comment on its ease of us. One of my few complaints (and it's not really even that) with the Racer is the buttons can be a bit difficult to manipulate if you have big hands like me and have gloves on, which I always do when I hunt. The trigger was just so natural and easy to use for pinpointing, and I wonder if the button approach is hard to get used to. For ground balancing it's probably not that big of an issue since I only do that once or twice a hunt, but I believe you have to GB everytime you switch frequencies on the Kruzer.

Thanks! I'm 99% sure I'll be ordering a Kruzer within the next week or so and am excited about its possibilities!
 
I did not see the need to reground balance when changing frequencies. When I did change frequencies, did not see any change in the GB when reground balancing. I might do it, just to be on the safe side....
Trigger switch would be nice if you used to using them. The GB button on the Kruzer was not an issue for me, even with gloves on. Guess that will depend what kind of gloves you wear.
Ground balance is fast and easy.
 
I guess I was more curious about the pinpointing with the button rather than the trigger.
 
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