will it give you the elevation of a mountain that you see far away?
1634096
Yes. The elevation follows topo lines just like a regular topographical map. Also when you drag your cursor or set a waypoint it will have a drop-down box with elevation and other useful information.
1634097
Yes, elevations can easily be observed for anywhere you can see on the map.
710863
It will show the range to the flag or to any point you put it on. I usually laser the green in front of the hole a few feet and expect my shot to release a few feet. I use this range finder and have been quite happy with it.
548756
It might. It really depends on the landscape. This antenna needs clear line of sight to get the best results. If you have mountains or big hill between you and the tower then the strength of the signal might drop. You need to experiment.
1622740
No...it gives you that info automatically. You only point of you want to know the distance to a certain point in pro mode
1570888
Maybe a foot across diagonally. Range? It will fly beyond your ability to see it. That's when things get dicey!
1772055
I do not think .. I'm used to measure distances only. I did not find anything in the device for the rise.
2249981
Sorry. Got mixed up. Yes. There is altitude display. It works off barometric pressure.
1849538
It will go farther than you can see it. Line of sight....I've had mine up almost out of sight and still had control of it.
1492062
Yes it does. It looks nice and gives you a good sense of how far away an object is especially if you test it out and gauge distance yourself first. Hope this helps.
1401496
Do either of these units have a useful elevation feature. We drive in mountains often and like knowing current altitude (elevation). Thank you
1341988
Yes, if you have a clear line of sight to the object you want to see. If you mean something on the ground, remember that the horizon may be an obstruction depending on the distance, eye's hight, and the target's hight.
2155993
If you're asking if it measures distance, no. It is for leveling or making sure many items are lined up.
2033907
I can,t tell you the distance but it really magnifies a long way. I really enjoy the binoculars when I am in the mountains etc. Well worth the money.
2166892
I doubt it, but an internet search may prove me wrong. But maybe you can determine it yourself. Line of site and distance are the main keys in getting reception. If you can see the transmitter tower from your roof, you are good. Otherwise, you will have to get the transmitter tower height and topographical maps of were you live to determine the height of your antenna should be. That is given that there are no other obstructions like buildings, hills, and trees are in the line of sight. And don't forget the distance from the transmitter tower.
1203770
Depending on the distance, it will be less accurate the farther away you get. It should give a decent approximation at that distance.
90801
You might want to direct your question to somplace like the Flagstaff Arboeretum: http://www.thearb.org/ (Flagstaff elevation: 6800 ft)
1556394
Thank you for your inquiry. This tripod will get you very close to zenith. It depends somewhat on you are viewing with and the position of the control arm. We hope this has been helpful.