DDoptics Laser rangefinder RF 800 Pro | for rifle scopes

DDoptics laser rangefinder for RF 800 Pro rifle scopes
The new laser rangefinder by DDoptics was specially developed for mounting on rifle scopes in order to be able to quickly measure the distance to the target with a hand-held device without the need for time-consuming measurements. Using a ring adapter with a Picatinny/Weaver rail (not included), the rangefinder can be quickly and easily mounted on any scope with a 30 mm center tube diameter. The angle of attack can be quickly adjusted to the respective telescopic sight using the integrated knurled screw. The RF 800 Pro has 5 different operating modes, in addition to the constant measurement of distance and inclination angle, the measurement of radians (for archers or on slopes) or measurement through fog is also possible. The distance meter can also be used to measure the speed of moving objects (up to 300 km/h).

Range up to 800 m
The RF 800 Pro laser rangefinder has a measuring range of 5 m to 800 m (depending on the weather). The RF 800 Pro can be remotely controlled using a cable (switching ON/OFF and individual measurements). The operating modes and the measurement data are displayed on an eye-friendly OLED display with a black background. The housing has been designed to be very compact with a length of 83 mm and a width of 39 mm, which is also reflected in the low weight of only 224 g (with battery). The robust aluminum housing is also protected against dust and water (IP44). The device is powered by a standard CR2 battery.

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