Am I reading this correctly that the maximum distance it will measure is 100 feet? Or will it measure greater distances but accuracy is limited to 100 Feet?
1713556
I don't have the tool with me right now to confirm but I have used it up top 64 feet and its accurate to a 1/16" of an inch.
1713557
YES, I tested the unit I have & The Max I could read was 102 foot. It is almost impossible to see the laser dot at that distance anyway.
685109
Can set the unit to view a broad angle which limits its distance. Don't recall how far that detects. The beam setting can detect up to about 50' as I recall. I use the beam all around my property. To limit the distance I aim the beam at a tree trunk, wall, run the beam into the ground or other ways. You could aim it at a power box or shrub. Does a wonderful job. I tried many different detectors and this is the only one reliable and durable. Have had one receiver and 6 detectors for nearly 10 years mounted outside. Not a failure yet. Batteries last a year or more. I use the cheapest alkaline I can find.
1358713
Nikon specs say up to 999 feet. I have used mine up to 650 feet with great accuracy. Have not had to use it up to 999 feet.
1714939
For us it worked around 500 ft. First, it shows direction where to go, then closer you approach the object - cat, dog, or just an empty collar :-( - the signal becomes stronger, you will hear where to look. Very simple to use and was very helpful for us. The only thing I will recommend - change batteries yearly.
475050
I would not expect it to. The Amazon site claims "Motion detecting range 40 ft Operating range up to 800 ft" Can you place the sensor within the 40 ft of the mailbox? I would expect yes and it would definetly sense the car. However you want the receiver 300 yards away. I believe that would be 900 ft which is 100 feet beyond an ideal case line-of-sight no obstruction situation which is the norm for a manufacturers specification. My general experience would suggest that if you get half (400ft) the rating under good conditions, you're lucky.
1968511
It may at trigger at 100ft. You probably would not see what triggered it very good at that distance in total darkness. It will trigger at that distance the downfall would be the total darkness. Day pictures you would get a good picture. The camera is a very good one.
1656250
So far, it gives you the location, but I tend to find that the device is not accurate past 20-30 feet. So if you are using to track a person with some sort of cognitive issue, you will know the general area to look, but not the specific area.
644714
No, it will not measure distances of less than thirty-three feet. It refused to give a reading below that distance.
1959356
It should work. The sensor has very long range. either 75 feet or 100 feet but I forgot the exact rating.
714177
It's mounted 7'-10' high to be detected maximum distance up to 60'-70' (@75F or less). if just detects 10'-20' away that have to adjust sensitivity knob via clockwise to increase its sensing range.
1780958
I got my 100' tape measure out and tested the remote for this unit. It topped out at 37'. Line of sight only. Will not go through walls or around doors.I can't explain the disparity between my range tested and Mr. Henderson's range. As well, the on and off was nearly instant the whole distance until it stopped responding completely at 37'. Either way, 22' or 37', this is a really nice piece of equipment.
976203
It is very accurate. Takes out all the guesswork of measurement. I haven't tried to do anything less than a foot, so don't know the answer.
998784
Meade says 100 feet. I've never had mine more than 25 feet apart. Never a problem at that distance. I'm sure as long as there is a window between the two, it would be fine at 100 feet.
1407505
The farthest I have tried so far is about 20 feet and it works fine at the distance. Of course, the farther the targeted area the wider the spot size being measured increases.
971571
I've haven't tested the range exclusively, but on a recent shoot I was about 100ft away and it worked just fine.
171439
Not sure what you mean. If you're asking how accurate it senses depth it depends. Sometimes it has been pretty accurate other times not. Don't expect any accuracy more than 6 inches deep.
388523
Depends on how good the batteries are in the remote and if u have a clear unobstructed view.I would say the max would be 100ft