Nikon | Sport Optics | Forestry Pro - Specifications - 1000 Ordi
Nikon | Sport Optics | Forestry Pro - Specifications - 1000 Ordi
Nikon | Sport Optics | Forestry Pro - Specifications - 1000 Ordi
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<strong>Forestry</strong> <strong>Pro</strong><br />
Key Features <strong>Specifications</strong><br />
Measurement range<br />
Distance display (Increment)<br />
Finder<br />
<strong>Forestry</strong> <strong>Pro</strong><br />
Distance:10-500m/11-550 yd./33-999 ft.( * 999<br />
ft.: 304.5m/333 yd.)<br />
Angle: ±89º<br />
[Internal Display]<br />
Act (Actual Distance):<br />
every 0.5m/yd., 1.0 ft. (shorter than<br />
100m/yd./ft.)<br />
every 1.0m/yd., 1.0 ft. (100m/yd./ft. and<br />
over)<br />
Hor (Horizontal Distance) and Hgt (Height):<br />
every 0.2m/yd., 0.5 ft. (shorter than<br />
100m/yd./ft.)<br />
every 1.0m/yd., 1.0 ft. (100m/yd./ft. and<br />
over)<br />
Ang (Angle):<br />
every 0.1º (less than 10º)<br />
every 1.0º (10º and over)<br />
* Downward angle from the horizontal line:<br />
with display "-"<br />
[External Display]<br />
Act (Actual Distance):<br />
every 0.5m/yd., 1.0 ft.<br />
Hor (Horizontal Distance) and Hgt (Height):<br />
every 0.2m/yd., 0.5 ft.<br />
Ang (Angle):<br />
every 0.1º<br />
Magnification (x) 6<br />
Effective objective<br />
diameter (mm)<br />
Actual field of view<br />
(º)<br />
21<br />
6.0<br />
Exit pupil (mm) 3.5<br />
Eye relief (mm) 18.2<br />
Dimensions (LxHxW) (mm) 130x69x45<br />
Weight (g) (excluding battery) 210<br />
CR2 lithium battery x 1 (DC3V)
Power source Auto power shutoff function equipped (after 30<br />
sec.)<br />
Safety Class 1M Laser <strong>Pro</strong>duct (EN/IEC60825-1:2007)<br />
EMC<br />
FCC Part15 SubPartB class B, EU:EMC directive,<br />
AS/NZS, VCCI class B<br />
Environment RoHS, WEEE<br />
The specifications of the product may not be achieved depending on the target object's shape, surface texture and<br />
nature, and/or weather conditions.<br />
Note: The origin of the technique of this Laser Rangefinder with inclinometer is the Surveying Instruments incorporated measuring<br />
capability of both distance and angle which were developed by <strong>Nikon</strong> Corporation. Among such products, especially, the first highly<br />
advanced electronic model, the Total Station DTM-1, is the root (Sold in 1985).<br />
Laser Rangefinder Specification Comparison Chart<br />
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