while standing over a point can I enter angle and distance to a point I want to find ?
317808
Use the Compas to get your Angle. Or when your on the Base Map where it shows your Location it Always Shows North. Then move the cursor to where you want to go. It also measures distance when you move the cursor. And mark a waypoint there where you want to go. Then Navigate to your waypoint.
317809
This is was you Can Do...Go to the Compas. Get your Angle then Switch back to your base map Move the cursor to where you want to go and make a Waypoint. When you move the Cursor like this is measures distance.
1109921
Yes, you can adjust the angle a bit, anywhere from closed to a bit past a 90 degree angle. It does not open flat though.
2222110
Sorry, I never measured it and don't have it anymore. Was okay But didn't have quite the right angles for me.
2270932
Yes, you just need to be able to stop the laser beam as close to the peak as possible and have it record that measurement from the base. You can even do it by standing on the ground if the roof is too steep to climb. (I wish I could draw you a picture showing how I would do this.) Using creative problem solving skills will be helpful and then those basic geometric formulas will help for a final estimated calculation. Good luck!
818403
Second thought,,,, if you scribed the angle at two readings of 13.7 than at 13.8, using dividers bisect between those two lines you will end up with a 13.75 angle
1955339
Yes it will. When the where to menu comes up go to it. Arrow down on menu will take you to coordinates.
1896899
Sight in in for 100 or 200 get the horizontal correct take itto the range to adjust your elevation
1486970
Take the distance when you drive and then subtract the distance to the hole from where your drive end up?
1662188
I just took a quick look through the guidebook and didn't see any mention of that feature. If you mean a perfect circle, I suppose you could let it tell you how far you walked and you could compute the area based on the circumference. But I suspect it isn't a perfect circle that you're needing to know.
1202184
Absolutely, you can point it at pretty much any target and get a distance from where you are. Any hazards or spot on the course you want to get a distance to you can just point and click.
593310
It doesn't have an option for either feet or inches. It does, however, measure in feet AND inches. For example: a distance of 5 feet and 5 inches, it'll display 5.05.
1314612
The angle is adjustible. In the main photo you see a vertical silver rod and one running almost perpendicular to it. The perpendicular rod can be adjusted for elevation. Try YouTube for some reviews of this item as well as the "edge pro apex".
1227844
No you can't do that and even if you could the normal pole is about all you can hold at that distance. It's very long and can really track up far.
1622740
No...it gives you that info automatically. You only point of you want to know the distance to a certain point in pro mode
1567641
no, simply zero where you wish, it will measure the angle from that "starting" point.
233838
You can go to one of the points, mark it as a waypoint and record the elevation. At this time I get rid of all tracks that are not needed because they may confuse things. Then go, not necessarily in a straight line, to the other point, mark it as a waypoint and record the elevation. Zero your trip odometer. Then, click "Where To" and select your first waypoint. Your Trip Computer screen should show distance to destination, and the map screen should have a track that runs right to it. I have not found a way to view the elevation difference directly, because I have never had a need for that. I hope that answers your question. There may be a better procedure, but that has worked for me.
416455
If you know the angle between the two measured sides, you can calculate the third side. Look up "Solving an SAS triangle".