DDoptics Laser Rangefinder RF 800 Pro | for Rifle Scopes

DDoptics RF 800 Pro Laser Rangefinder for Rifle Scopes
The new DDoptics laser rangefinder is designed specifically for mounting on rifle scopes, allowing target distance to be measured quickly without the inconvenience of using a handheld device. A ring adapter with a Picatinny/Weaver rail (not included) allows quick, easy mounting on any scope with a 30 mm main tube. The integrated thumbscrew allows the angle to be adjusted quickly to suit the scope. The RF 800 Pro has 5 operating modes: alongside continuous distance and inclination measurement, it offers arc measurement for archers or use on slopes, as well as measurement through fog. It can also measure the speed of moving objects (up to 300 km/h).

Range up to 800 m
The RF 800 Pro laser rangefinder measures distances from 5 m to 800 m, depending on weather conditions. A cable remote control can switch the RF 800 Pro on and off and trigger individual measurements. Operating modes and readings appear on an easy-to-read OLED display with a black background. The compact housing measures 83 mm long and 39 mm wide, contributing to the low weight of just 224 g including the battery. The robust aluminium housing also provides dust and water protection (IP44). The device runs on a standard CR2 battery.

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The following information is intended for private households using electrical and/or electronic equipment. Please observe these important instructions for environmentally responsible disposal of old equipment and for your own safety.
1. Information on the disposal of electrical and electronic equipment and the meaning of the symbol in Annex 3 to the German Electrical and Electronic Equipment Act (ElektroG):
Owners must arrange for old equipment to be collected separately from unsorted municipal waste. Waste electrical and electronic equipment must therefore not be disposed of as unsorted municipal waste and, in particular, must not be placed in household waste. Instead, it must be collected separately and disposed of, for example, through local collection and return schemes.
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