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Opti-Logic400 Yard Hypsometer And Laser Rangefinder Black

Posted: November 1, 2009 at 1:45 am 2 Comments

Includes Instrument,, Operations Manual, Carrying Bag, Warranty Card
Made In The U.S.A.
One Button Operation; Red Dot Technology
1 year Warranty

Product Description
The LH Series of laser rangefinders/hypsometers measure up to 1000 yards on non-reflective targets and up to 1500 yards on highly reflective targets. The LH laser rangefinder/hypsometers have four operational modes. Line-of-sight distance, horizontal distance, height, and vertical angle. Each LH model is user programmable for distance and height measurements in feet, yards or meters. In addition, angle measurements can be displayed in degrees or percent grade. With a simple one-button operation, the LH Series have far-ranging applications in construction, forestry, utilities, and many other industries. Whether used by a forester to measure the height of a tree or by a crane operator to measure the height of a structure, the LH provides an ergonomically friendly design that makes transport and usage convenient in almost any working condition. The LH Series have all the features that have made Opti-Logic the leader in rangefinder technology: Minimum meas... More >>
Opti-Logic400 Yard Hypsometer And Laser Rangefinder Black

2 Comments »

Scott Dunn said:

An awesome gadget for Kite Aerial Photographer’s who are trying to get a sense of where their camera and kite are flying in relationship to the subjects they’re trying to photograph.

Mode 0 works like a standard range finder.

Mode 1 will tell you horizontal distance between you and the foot of your subject or the point on the ground directly below your camera.

Mode 4 is a simple clinometer.
Rating: 5 / 5

# 1 November 2009 at 4:32 am

Mike said:

For what it does, this is an inexpensive tool! Not only can i use this for work (does height in feet) but also for bow hunting (horizontal range). this rangefinder is more accurate than the specs. not to mention that it’s very easy to use & the red dot works so much better than cross hairs and you can see it in dim light.
Rating: 5 / 5

# 1 November 2009 at 5:22 am