Cooldown Chart
In Pokémon Go, when sniping accross long distances, you must respect a certain time before interacting with the environment. The further you want to go, the longer you will have to wait. Currently the longest time to wait is 2 hours.
| Distance | Cooldown |
|---|---|
| 1 Km | 1 min |
| 2 Km | 1 min |
| 4 Km | 2 mins |
| 10 Km | 8 mins |
| 12 Km | 9 mins |
| 15 Km | 11 mins |
| 20 Km | 13 mins |
| 25 Km | 15 mins |
| 30 Km | 18 mins |
| 40 Km | 22 mins |
| 45 Km | 23 mins |
| 60 Km | 25 mins |
| 80 Km | 27 mins |
| 100 Km | 30 mins |
| 125 Km | 33 mins |
| 140 Km | 34 mins |
| 150 Km | 36 mins |
| 180 Km | 39 mins |
| 200 Km | 42 mins |
| 250 Km | 46 mins |
| 300 Km | 50 mins |
| 350 Km | 53 mins |
| 400 Km | 56 mins |
| 500 Km | 64 mins |
| 600 Km | 72 mins |
| 750 Km | 82 mins |
| 800 Km | 86 mins |
| 900 Km | 93 mins |
| 950 Km | 97 mins |
| 1000 Km | 100 mins |
| 1150 Km | 111 mins |
| 1200 Km | 115 mins |
| 1250 Km | 118 mins |
| 1266+ Km | 120 mins |
To stay safe and not surprised with a pokémon fleeing, we usually wait 1 more minute to be safe (because the seconds also count). E.g : If i snipe a pokémon at 14:46pm, it is better to wait until 16:47pm to snipe an other one because if you sniped the first one at 14:46:55pm you might see the first pokémon running.