Laser Range Finder Buyer's Guide
Choosing a Laser
Range Finder for You:
Find your range, and your
shot will follow. The single best way to increase accuracy is to gather
more information about your target. That's where SPITZER precision laser
rangefinders enter. |
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Instead of approximating distances, laser
rangefinders have changed the way people have measured distances for surveying,
golfing, hunting or any other measuring that requires reasonable accuracy.
Thousands of hunters and golfers are using the range finders to quickly
and accurately measure distances and improve performance. In fact, over
600 touring golf pros, use laser range finders, including 18 of the top
20 money winners on the PGA tour. |
| Depending on the application, there is
a suitable range finder for your usage. SPITZER utilizes the latest in
range finder technology to enable you to gain the most performance for
your needs while providing great value at the same time. |
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How do Laser Range
Finders work? The following is a step-by-step sequence of events a range
finder performs to acquire the distance to a target: |
| Laser Range Finder
Principles of Operation: |
1 |
A very fast pulse of laser
light is produced and emitted from the unit. |
2 |
The transmitter, receiver and monocular
are accurately aligned. |
3 |
The flight time is precisely measured
as the laser reflects off the target and back into the receiver. |
4 |
The range to the target is displayed to
the user in the LCD. |
5 |
The user is able to determine distance
to the target and plan action. |
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| IP Code Rating: |
| The IP Code (or International Protection Rating,[1] sometimes also interpreted as Ingress Protection Rating) consists of the letters IP followed by two digits and an optional letter. As defined in international standard IEC 60529, it classifies the degrees of protection provided against the intrusion of solid objects (including body parts like hands and fingers), dust, accidental contact, and water in electrical enclosures. |
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| SPITZER Laser Range Finder IP Code Rating: |
| SPITZER D1 |
IP 4/3 |
| SPITZER D2 |
IP 4/3 |
| SPITZER D3 |
IP 6/6 |
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See how SPITZER Laser Range Finders
stacks up against the competitors: |
| Model |
Magnification |
Lens Diameter (mm) |
Max Range (Yards) |
Scan Mode |
Price* |
Bushnell Sport 450 |
4x |
20 |
450 |
No |
$279 |
Bushnell Medalist |
4x |
20 |
1000 |
Yes |
$349 |
| Bushnell Tour V2 |
5x |
24 |
1000 |
Yes |
$349 |
| Bushnell Pro 1600 |
7x |
26 |
1600 |
Yes |
$399 |
| Callaway Nikon LR550 |
6x |
21 |
550 |
Yes |
$299 |
| Callaway Nikon LR800 |
6x |
21 |
800 |
Yes |
$399 |
| Callaway Nikon LR1200 |
7x |
25 |
1200 |
Yes |
$399 |
| Leupold GX-I |
6x |
23 |
750 |
Yes |
$299 |
| Leupold GX-II |
7x |
23 |
750 |
Yes |
$399 |
| SPITZER D3 |
6x |
20 |
800 |
Yes |
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| SPITZER D2 |
7x |
26 |
1500 |
Yes |
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| SPITZER D1 |
7x |
26 |
1000 |
No |
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