DDoptics x1000 Laser Rangefinder

DDoptics x1000 Hunting Rangefinder

• Measuring range: 0-1000 yards (approx. 914,4 m)
• Measurement accuracy: +/- 1 yard
• Height and angle measurement: Yes
• Angle measurement accuracy: +/- 0,5°
• Angle measurement: +/- 90°
• Scan-ranging function: Yes
• Laser wavelength: 905 nm, laser safety: FDA laser class 1
• Battery: CR2-3V
• Operating temperature: -10 °C to 50 °C
• Backlit LCD display: Yes
• Supplied accessories: 1x battery, carrying case with strap, lens cleaning cloth, operating instructions

Measuring objects
Suitable for highly reflective objects such as road signs, objects with medium reflectivity such as building walls, and objects with low reflectivity such as trees. The measuring range decreases as reflectivity decreases. The new DDoptics x1000 rangefinder offers not only 6x magnification but also a completely redesigned ergonomic shape. The distance measurement function covers a range of approximately 0-1000 m with an accuracy of approximately +/-1 m. The device is waterproof according to IP54 (not suitable for use underwater). A particular highlight is the automatic shut-off function: the device switches itself off after 8 seconds of inactivity, saving valuable battery power for longer hunting trips. A low weight of just 176 g rounds off the features of this DDoptics rangefinder.

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