Since this is a GPS, opposed to a laser, will it provide a reading from any object it can focus on?
996910
It is actually a laser, not a GPS rangefinder. It seems to do a great job of giving readings to the flag, sand traps, trees, stumps, buildings, edges of streams, lakes, etc.
996911
This is a laser, and it can focus on objects, e.g. trees and faces of bunkers
996912
This is a laser, it provides distance on the closest object it can focus on, works great for golf distance.
996913
This is a LASER, as opposed to a GPS, and it will provide a reading from any object it can focus on. There is no GPS in it.
643707
A GPS signal doesn't work well through opaque objects, regardless of the technology/application. If you were on an indoor track surrounded by a bunch of windows it might work decently well (similar to running in the woods) but if the track is especially short you are going to lose accuracy staying in such a small area.
280012
Maynard. It can. You can actually use it anywhere. If you go out in your backyard and need to know how far it is to your neighbor's fence, you just aim, click and put the laser on the object you are trying to measure and it will tell you the distance.
1605777
Yes the tool will measure any straight line distance as long as the end point has something to reflect on. If the far end of the distance does not have a surface I can reflect on I just have my co worker hold up a flat surface such as a clip board or any other flat surface within reach. They sell targets that I believe are magnetic if you are working alone. The glasses work quite well outdoors in bright sun if you are having trouble seeing the laser. It will not reflect off of glass.
2102989
Yes, it has a laser point (imaginary image) which helps you point at the sky.
617061
Absolutely NOT!! There is no laser on this. You look down the sights at a magnified graph and adjust the sights to the zero axis.
1646851
I don't see why it wouldn't since you can input your lat-long. Good question for either telescope.com or Orion telescopes and binoculars hot line.
217477
no, it just logs its position, however, when plugged on the PC, it can inform your current location.
1893238
Yes. As mentioned earlier you will be able to quickly determine bullet impact at distances other than your mounted laser site. Remember, if you buy Laserlyte targets your mounted laser will set them off.
372327
No, the GPS receiver is only for logging your position. It is not a navigation system.
281250
It measures distance by picking out the brightest object in the frame. I guess that's using a reflection but I don't think you'll like it for hunting if you plan to hunt in the woods. On cloudy days and in deep shade it just doesn't work.
1491575
I wouldn't think so. it is made to look at stuff normally 100-500 yards away, but if you can use binoculars for Astronomy the you can probably use the spotting scope.
45223
Yes. I tried focusing on objects out my window about 30 feet away and it was able to focus on them.
651801
So the electronic range finder will work. I like the binocular. Works great.
968289
Yes, I guess you could. I sometimes use mine to look at land that is about 60 miles away.
14427
it will measure to anything you can put the laser on, but if you are looking beyond 500 yards there are specific rangefinders for firearms.
338937
The range finder is laser so that part should work just fine. This is not a night scope so do not expect to be able to see any more than you could through a set of binoculars.