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Thread: New Leica Geovid & Rangemaster released.

  1. 16-01-2013, 07:56 AM #1
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    Red face New Leica Geovid & Rangemaster released.

    Geovid HD-B







    Leica Camera AG - Sport Optics - Geovid





    Rangemaster CRF 1000-R



    Leica Camera AG - Sport Optics - Rangemaster
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    EL what ?.....
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    Bugger the new EL's just here last week
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    I knew I didn't buy those EL's for a reason... Now,how long am I going to have to wait for these...
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    Those are definately on my shopping list! Just may need to sell a kidney and my left nut to pay for them.
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    i cant seam to open the specs link on them ? do they do metres and yards ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by geezejonesy View Post
    i cant seam to open the specs link on them ? do they do metres and yards ?
    I couldn't open them either, anyone know the specs?
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    March delivery time. I'm gonna order some tonight, they look bloody good.
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    Yards only model so far by the looks.
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    Spec sheets are PDF's
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wildman View Post
    Spec sheets are PDF's
    Yes they are but for some reason they will not open?
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    You poor misguided soles.Swarovski swarovski swarovski
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    It seems either a yards or meters model not both??


    Magnification:
    10x
    Objective size:
    42 mm
    Exit Pupil:
    4.2 mm
    Field of View (ft. @ 1,000 yards):
    374 ft.
    Diopter compensation:
    +/- 4
    Distance Measurement range:
    10 to 2,000 yds
    5 position Twist up eyecups with 4 individual detents and removable
    Internal focusing with center focusing knob
    Prism system:
    Perger Porro-System
    Coatings:
    HDC multicoating & AquaDura
    Waterproof:
    fully submersible to 16.5 feet
    Chassis:
    Magnesium
    Laser:
    eye-safe, invisible light laser compliant w/ EN & FDA class 1
    Dimensions:
    4.9 x 6.9 x 2.8"
    Weight:
    34.5 oz
    Measuring mode:
    scan mode, single measurement
    Power Supply:
    1 x 3v / CR2 lithium cell
    Battery life:
    ~2,000 measurements @ 70 degrees F
    Ballistic System:
    Equivalent Horizontal Range
    Point of impact Correction
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