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Leica Pinmaster II Pro 7x24mm Golf Laser Rangefinder
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Leica Pinmaster II Pro 7x24mm Golf Laser Rangefinder Features
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Class 1 eye-safe IR laser
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10-825 yard measuring range
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Led readout with ambient-light-controlled brightness and a unique red LED display
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Smart angle compensation with first-target Logic
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Can measure in yards and meters
About Leica Pinmaster II Pro 7x24mm Golf Laser Rangefinder
Acd technology angle compensated distance (ACD) is the perfect extra for your daily practice at the driving range or when playing a round on the course. The Leica pin Master II takes sloping terrain into account to provide a second distance corrected for the slope. But ACD has much more to offer: when calculating the corrected distance, The Leica pin Master II takes not only the slope of the terrain into account, but also the distance-dependent trajectory of the golf ball improved Leica first-target logic in the new Leica pin Master II Pro, we have improved what was already perfect. With improved Leica first-target logic, you can completely rely on your measurement. If you are not certain if you have measured the distance to the right target, the Leica pin Master II Pro gives you a little signal when first-target logic has been successfully applied. Approved for handicap rounds a golf laser is not only an essential tool for players with single-digit handicaps. Beginners with medium or high handicaps in particular can enjoy the enormous benefits of a golf laser. Knowledge of the right distance brings a lot more certainty and confidence during a round and makes club selection much easier. Details - Delivery scope: carrying cord, battery, Cordura case - Magnification: 7 x - front Lens diameter: 24 mm - Exit Pupil: 3.4 mm - Twilight Factor: 13 - field of view at 1, 000 m: 115 m
