What Are The Main Parameters Of A Telescopic Rangefinder?

1. Measuring distance: This is the main indicator of a telescope rangefinder. It only determines how far the telescope can measure. The measuring distance of a telescope is generally 400-2000 meters. This distance refers to the straight-line distance from the measurement position to the measurement target.
2. Measurement accuracy: refers to the measurement accuracy range of telescope rangefinders. The measurement accuracy of telescope rangefinders currently on the market is generally 1 meter. The measurement accuracy of some high-precision telescope rangefinders can reach 0.2 meters, such as the picture on the left. The measurement accuracy of Tuyade's YP-1000H Pro reaches 0.2 meters.
3. Height measurement: Can it measure horizontal height? Many rangefinders have this function, so this type of rangefinder can also be called an altimeter.
4. Angle measurement: Can you measure angles? Many rangefinders also have this function, so this type of rangefinder can also be called a goniometer.
5. Measuring the absolute height of the target: Different from the concept of height measurement mentioned above, it refers to measuring the height of the target itself. This is a function only available in high-end rangefinders.
6. Measure horizontal distance: The measurement distance mentioned earlier refers to the straight-line distance from the measurement position to the measurement target, while the horizontal distance refers to the horizontal distance from the measurement position to the measurement target. These two distances are different. This is a feature only available on high-end rangefinders.