How do I shoot a non level beam?
2087930
After turning the unit on, keep pressing the button on top to toggle through the level & plumb lines, then non-level and non-plumb lines. You'll know when you get there since the line will no longer blink.
2087931
It has tilt limits so if you just want to shoot a chalk line it will work but if you want it to give you an exact angle, it wont do that.
1574152
Run the horizontal adjustment all the way to one end, count the click to the other end and then adjust to the middle (i.e. if there are 20 clicks, go to the end and adjust back 10). Do the same on the vertical. Then starting fairly close to the target, say 20 feet, fire and adjust as necessary to zero. Once your on zero, move back and repeat until your at the range you want to shoot at. It's a good idea to lightly tap the adjustment knobs after each adjustment to set the cross hairs.
66017
I used it as a low beam application, it is not low/high, but I believe you can use it as a dedicated low or high beam.
1458104
Yes. You have to put it on its back/side. I normaly use it on a tripod for leveling, however it doesn't mount on the tripod for the use you intend. If you sink the corner post and set the laser on top then stop the head from spinning (theres a button to stop it) you can shoot a straight line. I don't know how far the receiver will continue to pick up the laser, the furthest I have ever gone from the head unit is about two hundred feet. I would get the transit stick also, it makes using the reciever much easier. Also FYI, the laser can be very hard to find at a great distance in the outdoors. Hope this is helpful.
1718989
Your absolutely right. I shot at a bear at a 3d shoot it was standing up at a pretty steep angle at 60 yards and it told me to shoot at 55 and I was still high. So we shot it again for 50 and we were right on. I haven't messed with it out of my tree stand yet.
1956371
Probably in single shot mode for zeroing or target shooting. Wouldn't work in rapid fire mode.
731133
Yes if you set it down on a close to level surface it will shoot a level and a plumb line that creates a cross it also shoots a perpendicular point both directions and a point looking down. The cross hairs shoot out forward. Outside the lines are very faint even in mild shade on a light colored surface 15 ft. away but the level points are much brighter and could go more than 30 ft. if you use a dark target. The point is the 1/2" diameter at 40ft. Inside it is easy to see both lines and points.
234654
The short answer to this is, no. Projecting down from a truly vertical position would work in theory, but very difficult to do in practice. If the cross is not projected perfectly plumb to the floor, the cross beams won't be square. There are certainly ways to do it with this device by manually transferring points and snapping chalk lines, but you can do the same with a tape measure and chalk line. What you need is a laser that is designed for projecting a right angle on a floor. An example would be a GTL 3.
665352
There are two Caps at the top and side of the Scope .You Have To Unscrew them and Do Your Elevation and Your Wyndage by firing off a couple shots or maybe using a bore laser .
2086846
There is a screw on the back just behind the light. Turn it one way and it aims higher and the other way aims it lower. I had to take them out and put them back on a few times to get everything figured out. Hope that helps!
1125915
Try turning on first Than hand adjust once nuts are loose and aim so that the beam paths slightly touch Good luckObviously works best in the dark
1746140
not a sharp pin point beam, more diffused than that, as far as the angles, you need a swivel mount, as on a tripod, when mounting using the shoe mount. In other words, it comes with stationary mounting hardware.
433555
Attach a screw hook to the beam and hand the balloon. If you want it extended use an "s" hook that hangs on the screw hook
857596
I never tried to. I high and low beam has worked fine for me. I use mine mostly for maintemance projects rather than a lead light.
80282
Yes, but not recommended! At all.....youd have to be really close and shoot it a few times.
1733305
There are no lights that throw a beam.. This is not night/flash light. It is night vision ONLY.Its an AWESOME product.. Works Great for Night Vision
2143446
You cannot "point" the intersection. The self leveling device will always try to place your horizontal line at the same height as the device itself. What you can do is extend the vertical line up the wall and partially up a sloping ceiling, but not the horizontal. There are manual fixed point lasers you can purchase for that purpose (I have one from Craftsman I do things like that with).