What does 30-Range Mean DMM? What is the Difference B/W Auto Range & Ranged DMMs? E.g 16-Range, 30-Range Vs An Auto-Range DMMs? Someone Please HELP!!
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30 range means you have to switch to the scale you want to use aka 30 different ranges/scalesauto-range=meter picks the range scale for you dmm = digital multi-meter
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Oversimplified but a good answer: an auto range multi meter you set it to AC volts and touch the probe to the test points and the meter reads (e.g.) 2.7 V. with a 30-range you set the meter to AC volts, 0-3 volts. You have chosen the volts you expect. You touch the test points and it reads 2.7 volts. If you have more than 3 volts the meter will show you that you are Out Of Range. The meter pictured on the left has 4 AC "ranges.". 0-2, 0-20, o-200 and 0-750. A range must be chsen to measure.
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reply to D.ThomasIt is not dumb to ask that, cause I just had to look it up myself..lol So here is what I found on it..Technical Info..http://www.qamtuner.com/laments terms and more info. from people using them..good link here below. hope it helps you! Help me understand it better. (smile)http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/248819
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It is a focus limiter switch. It refers to the minimum distance from which the lens/camera will search for focus. For instance, if you are trying to focus on a distant object, but have nearer objects (such as vegetation) in the way, setting the switch to 1.6m tells the system not to focus on anything closer than 1.6m. Also, if you know your subject is going to me more than 1.6 meters away, moving the switch to 1.6 reduces the distance range over which the lens hunts for focus. The minimum focus distance is actually 0.9 meters, not 0.09 meters.
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Not sure what that means...I have overall difficulty using this camera. I have a Nikon D70s that I normally use but wanted a small "tuck in my purse/pocket"...read reviews and this seemed to fit the bill. HOWEVER, I cannot get it to stay on any of it's auto focusing settings...just keeps flipping through them...No manual with it...so I downloaded to make sure I was doing things correctly...also, when doing the "flipping" you get some weird color tones...should have sent it back...not for me
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i like the multi x one . im zero at 100 yard on crosshair. the duplex is similar zero at crosshair plus it has line marks on bottom crosshair lets say 200 yards , 300 , 400 , 500 and 600 hope this helps . duplex is not a bad thing by no means . just preference i would say.
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Definitely variable. Think of the speeds as gearing. Within that gearing you can control how fast or slow based on pull of the trigger from min to max allowed by that gearing.
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You simply have to find out how the difference in the lines equates to your crossbow speed. My crossbow flies at 340 fps. On my crossbow I sighted in the second line at 30 yards. I then shot my crossbow at different yardages until I found out what the other lines equated to in distance. On mine the first line wound up being 20 yards, my third line 36 yards my fourth line 47 yards and my 5th at 59 yards. Works pretty well. Took a deer over the weekend at 40 yards. I used my third line and aimed just a little bit high and scored a perfect hit.
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I ranged an antelope at 680 yards once in Wyoming. Would ever take that kind of shot with a 270, but I was able to get a distance reading. I have ranged in the 300-500 range routinely and used it to place a great shot on a 10 point mule dear at 450.
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Low is for the distance you need it to reach. Low is for 15 ft away, Medium is for 30 ft away and Hi is for 50 ft away. I normally keep mine on low and it works great. The sound that comes out will be the same for all settings. Let me know if you have any other questions. I will do my best to help. :)
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Just got mine & used it twice last week. My 2nd setup was 127 YARDS per my range finder. No problems at all. Great little call.
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Ewl 30 is rated for -100 dg F . After our snowstorm south of Indy I took my AR DI wetted down with ewl 30, let it sit in -10 dg windchill for 2 hours, side by side with a open container of ewl 30. Then I proceeded to shoot 100 rounds through it with zero malfunctions over a period of an hour. And to that point the ewl in the open container still wasn't frozen. Beyond that I'm not sure
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I would use it at any range for target shooting. When used for hunting, it should be mounted only on long distance firearms. Expect any moving animal, at less than 150 yards roughly, to jump out of your field of vision because you begin stuck at 9x zoom. You want long distance targets and I'd say at full 24x zoom, a skilled marksman could hit a target a 1\2 mile away at least. Hope that answers your question. I didn't use it but would recommend it be installed on a lever action 1st, 2nd a bolt action, and 3rd an AR in .308 or .300 or larger caliber with a lot of extra rail space. And yes this thing is freaking heavy. Not tactical in any way at all I would use it at any range for target shooting. When used for hunting, it should be mounted only on long distance firearms. Expect any moving animal, at less than 150 yards roughly, to jump out of your field of vision because you begin stuck at 9x zoom. You want long distance targets and I'd say at full 24x zoom, a skilled marksman could hit a target a 1\2 mile away at least. Hope that answers your question. I didn't use it but would recommend it be installed on a lever action 1st, 2nd a bolt action, and 3rd an AR in .308 or .300 or larger caliber with a lot of extra rail space. And yes... » Read More I would use it at any range for target shooting. When used for hunting, it should be mounted only on long distance firearms. Expect any moving animal, at less than 150 yards roughly, to jump out of your field of vision because you begin stuck at 9x zoom. You want long distance targets and I'd say at full 24x zoom, a skilled marksman could hit a target a 1\2 mile away at least. Hope that answers your question. I didn't use it but would recommend it be installed on a lever action 1st, 2nd a bolt action, and 3rd an AR in .308 or .300 or larger caliber with a lot of extra rail space. And yes this thing is freaking heavy. Not tactical in any way at all « Show Less
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It has full auto, but it runs out fast. It is good for your first time playing airsoft so you can see if you like it, but you could probably get something better for not much more . I don't remember how the range was because I bought the product some time ago.
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I have one mounted on my 7mm-08 (used to be on my 17hmr) for 2 years now with 250+ rounds down range and in the field - 200 yard zero and never had to adjust it. love it!!
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I got an answer indicating the highest power 16x should be used for ranging or bullet drop compensation. Is 10x power specified on the owner's manual by the factory? Thanks
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Hi, I just got the new model 425 s but it's essentially the same as the old (just has a new vibrate mode) the difference between the models is the intensity of the shock delivered. Each model has two Levels/ranges of shock that you set and then you use the dial to go up and down within that range. The 400 has a low and a medium range and it is set by default to medium when you unbox it. The 400s has a medium and high range and is defaulted to the high range when you unbox it. So, there is overlap between the models. I got the 425s and set it to the medium range so that it would function like a 425 default. Hope that answers the question if not repost what I can clarify. Hi, I just got the new model 425 s but it's essentially the same as the old (just has a new vibrate mode) the difference between the models is the intensity of the shock delivered. Each model has two Levels/ranges of shock that you set and then you use the dial to go up and down within that range. The 400 has a low and a medium range and it is set by default to medium when you unbox it. The 400s has a medium and high range and is defaulted to the high range when you unbox it. So, there is overlap between the models. I got the 425s and set it to the medium range so that it would function... » Read More Hi, I just got the new model 425 s but it's essentially the same as the old (just has a new vibrate mode) the difference between the models is the intensity of the shock delivered. Each model has two Levels/ranges of shock that you set and then you use the dial to go up and down within that range. The 400 has a low and a medium range and it is set by default to medium when you unbox it. The 400s has a medium and high range and is defaulted to the high range when you unbox it. So, there is overlap between the models. I got the 425s and set it to the medium range so that it would function like a 425 default. Hope that answers the question if not repost what I can clarify. « Show Less
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I Think the throw rate is less than the 72. Ive been wondering if i'll get the same BIG pic with the 85 HD as i do with my 72. when i zoom out with the 72 i get a picture that fills the entire wall.(look up moviemate72 to see my close encounter pics) does anyone know if mm85 get that big?