Laser Technology TruPulse 360 Laser Rangefinder
Description
The TruPulse 360 rangefinder contains a built-in compass to measure azimuth in addition to inclination, height and distance measurements.
Features
- Capable of GPS integration for efficient GIS mapping
- LTI 360°TruVector Compass Technology
- Accuracy rating of +/- 30 cm (1 ft)
Details
The Laser Technology TruPulse 360 rangefinder incorporates LTI TruVector Compass Technology for accurate azimuth measurements. This rangefinder can be held at any angle to measure distance, height, inclination and azimuth with accurate results, making it ideal for difficult applications. The adjustable eyepiece and 7x scope magnification combine with the in-scope data display to make taking measurements a breeze.
The TruPulse 360 has an inclination accuracy of +/- 0.25°and a distance accuracy of +/- 30 cm (1 ft ) for typical targets (within 3 feet at maximum range). The range of the TruPulse 360 rangefinder is 1000 m (3280 ft) for an average target, or doubled for a reflective target (2000 m (6560 ft)). Capable of determining between closest target and furthest target as well as offering continuous targeting and a foliage filter, the TruPulse 360 provides full measurement capability and 3D missing line calculations between remote points.
- (1) TruPulse 360 Rangefinder
- (1) User Manual
- (1) Lens Cloth
- (1) Carrying case
- (1) Lanyard
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7005526 | TruPulse 360 laser rangefinder, imperial units |
$1295.00
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7005525 | TruPulse 360 laser rangefinder, metric units |
$1295.00
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7005531 | TruPulse 360B laser rangefinder with Bluetooth, imperial units |
$1395.00
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7005530 | TruPulse 360B laser rangefinder with Bluetooth, metric units |
$1395.00
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3255093 | TruPulse universal scope phone adapter |
$160.00
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3255088 | TruPulse universal scope tablet adapter |
$270.00
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7053038 | TruPulse serial download cable |
$68.25
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7024736 | TruPulse 200/360 mounting bracket |
$89.25
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7024746 | TruPulse L-bracket |
$150.00
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7024901 | TruPulse non-magnetic compact tripod, includes 1/4x20 ball head & bag |
$136.50
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3504236 | TruPulse staff, includes pole clamp & quick release tip |
$255.00
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3504272 | TruPulse bipod |
$194.25
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3504631 | TruPulse pole clamp, holds cradle & quick release tips |
$81.00
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3504647 | TruPulse quick release tip, 1/4-20 thread |
$31.50
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