Can I use this device to measure structures like utility poles, small street lights etc? In the Product description it states " Measurement range: 10-500 m/11-550 yd./33-999 ft "Can this device measure vertical height of structures under 33' feet high?Most of the Utility poles and Traffic Lights we work on are 25' - 30' tall??? Can I use this device to measure structures like utility poles, small street lights etc? In the Product description it states " Measurement range: 10-500 m/11-550 yd./33-999 ft " » Read More Can I use this device to measure structures like utility poles, small street lights etc? In the Product description it states " Measurement range: 10-500 m/11-550 yd./33-999 ft "Can this device measure vertical height of structures under 33' feet high?Most of the Utility poles and Traffic Lights we work on are 25' - 30' tall??? « Show Less
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It will not make a measurement if the DISTANCE from you to the target is less than 33 feet. But there's no limitation to how high (or low) above (or below) your eye the target can be. And given that, HEIGHT measurements are only accurate to about a foot or two when near the target and maybe a few feet when far away -- so you'll have to decide whether this is accurate enough for you.
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I texted mine out for you. We were able to measure as low as 7 feet but we measured 2 points. One on the bottom and one on the top. This laser is worth it. It is very easy to use and very accurate. I recommend it.
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Yes to all questions. If you cant get enough laser reflection from the pole tops, I suggest using the 3 point measurement mode, where angles determine the height, not reflection. SA
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The manual says 33 feet to 999 feet. I have found that it will refuse to offer a reading at less than 33 feet. I have found that mine reads 906 feet when I am at 900 feet from a concrete block wall. I have not tried it at farther distances.
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The cords are not that long. At full lenght and with the poles at full height running the cord down the tallest pole u have maybe 2 feet left. I can tell you the lights are amazing.
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I believe the pole is advertised as being 91" There are three "prongs"at the bottom of the pole that you push down into the ground to secure it. The remaining part above ground will be approx. 79". I've purchased other poles in the past. This is definitely heavy duty, well made, and looks great! Hope that helps:)
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They are short, about 12". I think they were meant for a driveway or walkway. I didn't use the poles, I just sat them on tables. However, they work great, even in the rain!!
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Not sure. Measure how far the front of you lip is from where your front tires hit the ground and how high your lip is off the ground and I'll go measure the height of my ramp at that distance.
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The measurement to the top of the Lat attachment is 84 and 3/8 of an inch but there is a cable and pulleys on top of that. If you take into account everything the 85.5 may be the most accurate height.
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Tough question...I know I can stand down at the end of my street and that beam will light up the street on both sides a full block away. Hope this will give you an idea of how far it goes, Paul.
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I doubt it, but an internet search may prove me wrong. But maybe you can determine it yourself. Line of site and distance are the main keys in getting reception. If you can see the transmitter tower from your roof, you are good. Otherwise, you will have to get the transmitter tower height and topographical maps of were you live to determine the height of your antenna should be. That is given that there are no other obstructions like buildings, hills, and trees are in the line of sight. And don't forget the distance from the transmitter tower.
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Hello Kenny: when the stand is completely closed you're looking @ about 2ft, total. The stands are super lite, portable,& durable. They are great for speed lights ,scrims, reflectors,& and I suggest you NOT to use speed lights and the soft boxes outside together! one gust of wind and speed light to the repair shop. Not cheap to have repaired. Happened to me! Very good stands.
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I don't know at this time. I have only used it to find streets locally and the address of places I am traveling to. Its good for that but don't know about hight of bridges, etc..
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I don't know how to determine the field of vision in terms of feet or yards. My impression was that I saw what I expected, both in range and detail. In fact, I was pleased with the range and the details when I first tried it. It took me a few minutes to get my bearings because this is the first night vision device I've tried. Perhaps to put it in perspective, I stood on my back deck and looked into the approx. 2.5 ft wide by 4 ft high window on my shed which is about 20 yards away--I could a rope inside the shed, window panes, and other objects inside the shed. So, at about 12 to 15 yards I could just see the 2.5' by 4' window missing (blocking out) only a few inches on the height. I hope this helps.
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This device is purely a laser level for vertical and or horizontal lines. I purchased a laser range finder to get measurements around the house. Such as the Bosch GLM 50 Laser Distance Measure.To answer your second question I would have to ask one for you. What situation would you use it if there was one? If you are building something and installing you have already measured & cut. No need to measure while you install which is what the laser level is for. My range meter laser will only stay on for a few seconds because that is all it needs to get its data.
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I just took a stroll outside with a measuring tape. Bearing in mind that the base of the units are below about 2 inches of mulch, so the height is about 16 inches, the DIAMETER of the light spread is about 3.5-5 ft.(The light falls off gradually.) Hope this info is useful. I'm happy with the lights, by the way, and have LEDs in all of them.
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30 inches seems rather tall for the base of the stem unless of course you were to put it in a sponge/etc. for suspension which I had to do for the initial vase I purchased it for. Also, I love the battery pack for these lights but if you plan on having these on for a majority of the time like you would for Christmas lights, I would suggest the plug in version as the batteries won't even last a whole day. I hope this helps.
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I am so sorry to be so slow at responding; I "lost" your email and forgot about it until now! :-( Unfortunately, I don't have this pole to measure for you. I purchased it for my 90 year old father who has terrible knee issues and he doesn't live locally so I can't check the measurements or function, personally. My guess is the loops stick out no more than 1 foot from the pole, at the most. I do know that my father LOVES this pole and it has helped him tremendously! I believe the grab bars move out of the way into a couple other positions, so I don't think they are stationary. I'm sorry I'm not more help!! I am so sorry to be so slow at responding; I "lost" your email and forgot about it until now! :-( Unfortunately, I don't have this pole to measure for you. I purchased it for my 90 year old father who has terrible knee issues and he doesn't live locally so I can't check the measurements or function, personally. My guess is the loops stick out no more than 1 foot from the pole, at the most. I do know that my father LOVES this pole and it has helped him tremendously! I believe the grab bars move out of the way into a couple other positions, so I don't think they are stationary. I'm... » Read More I am so sorry to be so slow at responding; I "lost" your email and forgot about it until now! :-( Unfortunately, I don't have this pole to measure for you. I purchased it for my 90 year old father who has terrible knee issues and he doesn't live locally so I can't check the measurements or function, personally. My guess is the loops stick out no more than 1 foot from the pole, at the most. I do know that my father LOVES this pole and it has helped him tremendously! I believe the grab bars move out of the way into a couple other positions, so I don't think they are stationary. I'm sorry I'm not more help!! « Show Less
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they used to sell these by 1ft but now i see where they changed it. so know they go by units which is ok to. my hint to you would be make sure you always add more then you need in case something happens. here is some measurement ( 1 unit = 5 feet, 2 units = 10', 3 units = 15' ) hope this helps. oh if your doing this for your car remember the positive wire from the batter has to be the same as the negative wire or any amps.