I see a + or - 45d limitation. Can you measure straight up? Like a ceiling height? Can you use it outdoors?
1286549
I use mine for floor to ceiling measurements all the time. in direct sunlight it cant read the laser.
1286550
It can be used outdoors. If you want to measure straight up, I would suggest getting something with a 360 degree tilt sensor like the E7500i if you want Bluetooth, or E7400X if yopu don't need Bluetooth
1286551
You can measure any distance inside or outside as long as the laser hits a solid object. I measured to my ceiling just for fun and it worked great. So accurate it can distinguish the bumps from my textured ceiling.
1286552
You can measure ceiling heights with the distance meter. It is not recommended to be used outdoors.
260329
Not sure if you are serious or trolling. If it shoot consistently 2" too high. Its already zeroed. Just aim two inches lower and you're good. There is a tiny pin hole you insert the provided tool to adjust the elevation as needed.You gotta be trolling since you wrote 2" haha.
1930276
To answer the direct question, both windage and elevation adjustments seem to work fine. I shoot at an indoor range and generally take care of my stuff. This is a very light weight unit and probably is not meant to survive rough treatment for very long. For what I wanted, an economical way to scope my hand gun scores, this works fine. If you need something more robust, I agree with one of the other statements, buy something more heavy duty. Hope this helped.
1239647
honestly I tried using this outside to check a long stone wall and was disappointed at the readability of the line in bright sunlight. I have the red lensed glasses as well as a plastic card and ultimately I decided that this laser was fantasic for indoor use, I use it all the time and recently bought "Fastcap 98000 Fastcap 3 Hand 5Hd Third Hand Heavy Duty 5-Feet to 12-Feet Extension Pole" to make it even more convenient to use for hanging cabinets, But for outdoors get a more powerful rotary laser, a grade stick with one of those laser readers would be nice if you're doing grading. hope that helps. Also, even indoors I've been in some really bright rooms that wash out the line a bit, but rarely to the point of it being unuseable
925687
There are two adjustments bolts at the base of the tilt. Adjust the one on the left until you get a true 45 degree.
2048394
Yes, the height is adjustable. The tripod height can be anywhere from 25 to 45 inches. Even at the 45 inch height, it helps to have a chair or stool when you are looking at objects near the zenith; remember that the eyepiece has a ninety degree angle. That makes it easier on the neck, since you never have to crane it. To look at objects on the horizon you are looking straight down. For things straight overhead you are looking horizontally, but you need to sit down, or maybe use a taller tripod, or stand your tripod on a table.
765362
My house is set back about 20' from the street and you can tell what it is. I think the 45 would be way to much for my house.
315155
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.
1563000
Have no problem with it, but did not check the accuracy. If you try to buy a level at the Home Depot it's also cheap and you get bigger level.
1749940
From roughly 10-45 degrees, has 5 different elevations. Roughly equal increments. I mainly use the lowest two. I don't own any form of angle measurment tools so this is as specific I can get.
1902160
Yes It does. You can, with just pushing a button, adjust the device to measure from the front edge, rear edge or middle tripod hole as the starting point for the measurement. You need to push the button to take a measurement. To measure from a pole where you can't push the button there is a continuous measure feature but you will need to position the device so the led window is facing you in order to read the measurement when in the position you want to shoot. The measurement will continuously change as you move the device in and out of position. When the device is on a tripod the window is facing up. Attaching the device on a pole with the window facing you could be tricky. Hope this helps
598713
Sorry, I'm not sure. I've not had to try. I only use mine inside with a clear line of sight.
1255108
I mounted this on a shotgun that is for home security, therefore accuracy at more than 25 feet or so isn't needed. It can be adjusted so depending on your application, it may need to be adjusted for height or windage.
948161
I'd say mine is accurate to within 40-50 feet. Good for a pistol or a shotgun, maybe a bull pub rifle. Outside that you can literally twist the sight and watch the red dot make a circle on the wall so I don't think they are very aligned within the housing. However at the distance I mentioned above you can get sighted in decently. Highly suggest if using to approximate the point of aim, that you follow up with a trip to a range to fine tune it.
315156
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
136702
Yes,I can and do shoot easily at 10yds. I is very clear. You do have to account for elevation if you "0" at 50yds. I too would not spend the money on the illuninated scope. It is not noticable in even cloudy days.
391431
Yes! I have been measuring my boat canopy, which is 23' feet from the water onto a 1" aluminum tube. It will do longer distances, and best if you can do it in the shade or evening. Makes the laser red dot easier to see. What I found was not the fact, would it measure, but can I keep my hand still enough to keep it on target.