Will it work in cold weather?
1816848
No problems to report except for battery life is very low. I always have two extra batteries. After I am done using the range fider I always take out the batteries and put them back in. This shuts off the 2 hour stand by mode the scope goes into after you activate it the first time. The stand by mode is for active shooting it slows the remote to activate the scope range finder when a target appears. I have the button just above my trigger. Batteries run about $18 for two good Duracells. I do not store it below freezing I just use it in temps as low as 19F with no problems. I hope this helps you. No problems to report except for battery life is very low. I always have two extra batteries. After I am done using the range fider I always take out the batteries and put them back in. This shuts off the 2 hour stand by mode the scope goes into after you activate it the first time. The stand by mode is for active shooting it slows the remote to activate the scope range finder when a target appears. I have the button just above my trigger. Batteries run about $18 for two good Duracells. I do not store it below freezing I just use it in temps as low as 19F with no problems. I hope this helps... » Read More No problems to report except for battery life is very low. I always have two extra batteries. After I am done using the range fider I always take out the batteries and put them back in. This shuts off the 2 hour stand by mode the scope goes into after you activate it the first time. The stand by mode is for active shooting it slows the remote to activate the scope range finder when a target appears. I have the button just above my trigger. Batteries run about $18 for two good Duracells. I do not store it below freezing I just use it in temps as low as 19F with no problems. I hope this helps you. « Show Less
1816849
yes , but I would get Burris eliminator . I still have to figure the hold over spot burris eliminator does it for you most of them will work in cold weather battery may die so have extra one in worm pocket
1816850
The ownership manual says that it will work accurately above 14 degrees Fahrenheit, but to make sure you have fresh batteries anytime the temp is below 32. The manual also says the batteries are good for about 4000 distance measurements (maybe 5000, I forget), and there is a battery meter in the viewfinder.
1816851
Hi, I used it last hunting season and the temp was -20degC. It did work but I noticed I had to change the battery every couple of days. I did take lots of precautions too like not leaving it in the truck over night.
23768
Please disregard my "yes" answer! I hit the wrong button on accident. I am not sure if it will run in cold weather&#128561;.
1104728
I don't think the cold will impair the workings of the timer, provided it is kept out of the snow and rain. That is just an opinion based on looking at its construction. John D
380584
I have one in the garage and it works great out there. In Michigan we have very cold weather.
747535
I have been using this for 3 1/2 years and have found that when the display shows some goofy characters it was because the transmitter itself was cold. Even if it is in the 40 degree range it may not work -- definitely will not work in 30's or below. Warm it up in your hand for a few minutes, then try it. If I leave the car in wintertime to run errands I always remove it and stick it in my pocket to keep it warm. Be careful though, it is easy to lose! I just did and am now ordering it again.
2022497
I have used mine in temperatures as low as 20 below zero (for a string of 5 days) and it functioned flawlessly. The one draw back is the battery life is somewhat reduced by the cold temps. Hope this helps.
2275889
Have not used it in snow yet. I anticipate that it will work fine as long as the snow is not really deep.
1731124
Not sure how well it will do in the cold. We have it upstairs in the dressing room for baptismal clothing - It gets quite room up there but not sure of the cold temperature.
1126390
Hi, We live in Chicago and it has been working just fine in the cold weather. No Problems! We have already had 10 degrees and its perfect. Its really worth the money.
2151948
SPEC'S: Avoid temperatures below -10C (14F) or above 60C (140F). However, I tried it in my great cold City of Chicago last week when it was below 0, and it worked......barely.
2021998
I have not used this product yet since the weather here has not been cold enough. I will let you know when I use it how well it does work. I know that does not help you now if you are planning on buying one right-a-way.
23767
Please disregard my "yes" answer! I hit the wrong button on accident. I am not sure if it will run in cold weather�.
1040691
It should but I've had issues on real cold days and unit not having a full charge. (I'm on my second one. The 1st one didn't work as well after a while.)
1900478
I suspect that it would but I only unplug mine during cold months, when it is turned off and not needed.
171464
it will work as long as you have a place to put it in the sun while it's warming. i use mine in the winter when it was about 20 degrees. i put it in a protected sun room that is enclosed in acrylic panels, out of the weather.
1740945
It has worked fine in the cold and I'm in North Idaho. Battery life is reduced, but that would be the case for anything that uses batteries. As far as water resistance goes, I've tried to keep it sheltered so I can't tell you.
1667039
Have not tried it out in the cold, but I can go spray something with it & let you know.