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Saturday, December 10, 2011
Laser Link Red Hot Golf Rangefinders: A Good Review
In the game of golf, precise measurement is crucial. Most golfers unanimously agree that in order to gauge your play and see exactly how well you are playing, it is imperative to use some kind of a measuring gadget or device to help you ascertain measurements.
One such device is the Laser Link Red Hot Rangefinder. There are many golf rangefinders, but this rangefinder has been found to be very effective. It has been tried, tested and trusted!
What Makes The Laser Link Red Hot Rangefinder So Good?
Laser Link Red Hot Golf Rangefinders: A Good ReviewAccording to the manufacturer's website, the Laser Link Red Hot uses the latest in laser technology to make measurements to trees, bunkers, and any other landmark on the course faster and more accurate than ever. This rangefinder is quite simple to use. Just aim and shoot, and up comes the distance!
Here Are Some Good Points About The Laser Link Red Hot Golf Rangefinder:
Laser Link's trademark pistol-shape design makes this the only rangefinder you can use without holding it to your eye. You don't have to remove your hat or sunglasses to get a measurement. NEW to this model is the unique VIBRATE MODE that allows you to receive measurement confirmation, but to do it silently so as not to disturb other golfers. Easy-to-use red dot alignment system - the device's trademark feature. Measures to landmarks, such as trees and bunkers, up to 400 yards. Measures to a Laser Link reflector up to 800 yards. Designed to measure distance only, so as to conform with USGA and R&A Rules of Golf.
It is important to note that the last point about the device conforming with USGA and R&A Rules of Golf is very important. There has been a proliferation of devices and gadgets for use in the game of Golf. Unfortunately, most of these devices do not conform with the rules set by the authoritative body set up to inspect and grant conformity to such devices. So it is a good thing to know this device meets the conformity rules.
The package usually comes with a pouch to carry the device around in, a manual, and of course the device itself.
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Friday, December 9, 2011
Laser Rangefinder: How Rangefinders Work
Laser Rangefinders have many different uses and applications and have become necessary equipment for different types of people specializing in different activities. Fact is that everybody that uses a rangefinder knows how easy they are to use and how beneficial they can be, although the actual dynamics of laser rangefinders and how rangefinders work is understood very little by those who actually use them. Rangefinders seem like quite confusing contraptions at first, but once you have an understanding about how rangefinders work, you will find they are quite simple.
Dynamics
Laser Rangefinders use an invisible, narrow laser that is pointed at an object to determine the distance it is from the user. The laser beam is then reflected off that object and back to the laser rangefinder instrument. The rangefinder then uses a super high speed clock to determine the amount of time it took for the laser to bounce back and then uses a mathematical equation to calculate the amount of distance between the rangefinder and the target object. The whole process is called "Time of Flight" in scientific terms.
Laser Rangefinder: How Rangefinders WorkRange
The distances at which rangefinders can effectively calculate distances can vary from 100 meters to up to 25 kilometers, and quite possibly much further if the investment warrants it. Generally the super long distance rangefinders are built for military purposes and used by snipers and artillery units.
The typical rangefinder the average person will have the ability to use will range considerably less than what you will get out of the military issue models, but that is okay because the average person will not need near the capabilities. For most people 1000 yards will be more than enough range to get the job done. Most laser rangefinders available to the public these days are rated to range in excess of 1000 yards.
Though a particular rangefinder may say it is rated to a certain distance does not mean that is what you will get out of a rangefinder. The maximum distance rangefinders will work will be dependent on the intended object's reflectivity and the current conditions. The maximum rated distance is what most manufactures put on the box and is figured in ideal conditions on a reflective object. On deer sized animals, you will be lucky to get 75% of the maximum range and less than ideal conditions will drop the effective range even more. This discrepancy is less with the more expensive models and greater with the less expensive models.
Optics
Most rangefinders will offer magnification of some sort in the form of a monocular (some are available in a binocular). The magnification typically ranges between 5 and 8 power. The quality of the optics will vary with the quality of the rangefinder, and again the more expensive models offer far superior optics clarity and magnification than do the cheap models.
Quality and Price
Quality and price have a direct relationship with each other when dealing with any sort of optics. Laser rangefinders are no different with price going up with increases in quality. There is also a noticeable difference between the low quality and high quality, and with laser rangefinders you definitely get what you pay for. That is why it is important to buy the best laser rangefinder that you can afford so there are no regrets.
Accuracy
Laser rangefinders are extremely accurate. Most will guarantee accuracy of plus or minus 1 meter. That is more than close enough for the average person and their needs, but this may not be good enough for commercial engineering or military use. For this, it is better to use GPS range finding techniques and triangulation equations.
History
Rangefinders have actually been around for quite a while; clear back into the 19th century. Laser rangefinders in particular, being not nearly as old, have only become popular to the average person in the last 20 years or so. They have been used by commercial and military operations for some time now, but these models were typically too big and heavy, and way too much for the average person to use on a day to day basis, not to mention they are much too expensive for the average person to afford.
Now That You Know It All!
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Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Golf Laser Yardage Rangefinders
There are many golf gadgets on the market today, many are merely gimmicks, and others are useful to a certain extent. In this article, I am going to discuss the use of golf laser yardage rangefinders and other measuring devices.
I have seen a few golf stores selling rangefinders that state that there use is legal in tournament play. Let's start by clarifying the rules of golf with regards to artificial measuring devices. The USGA states in rule 14-3:
"Except as provided in the Rules, during a stipulated round the player must not use any artificial device or unusual equipment, or use any equipment in an unusual manner:
Golf Laser Yardage Rangefindersa. That might assist him in making a stroke or in his play; or
b. For the purpose of gauging or measuring distance or conditions that might affect his play..."
What is permitted is the use of standard eyeglasses and binoculars that have no rangefinder attachments. When professional golfers are deciding on what club would be suitable for their next shot, the caddy usually tells them how far it is to the front of the green or to the pin.
The USGA allows the use of these booklets by tradition even though such a booklet is an artificial device. Therefore, before play, a caddy can walk the course taking measurements with a rangefinder and then make a detailed booklet with illustrations of each hole, including specific trees, bunkers, and other landmarks. He can superimpose a yardage scale on each illustration, thus a player can estimate quite accurately the distance from his ball to the pin.
A newer rule made by the USGA, 14-3/0.5, states; "Local Rule Permitting Use of Distance Measuring Device" In other words, a local committee could rule that it is permissible to use a measuring device. What is not allowed is the use of a device that measures other factors, such as gradient, wind-speed, temperature, etc.
Now that we have the rules sorted out I will talk about the benefits of using golf rangefinders. A lot of golf beginners that have learned the basics and can swing and hit the golf ball consistently, still have difficulty in gauging the distance that they need to hit the ball. It is important to learn how far you can hit every one of your clubs in your bag and you need to be able to judge the distance where you want to hit the ball. This is where a golf laser rangefinder comes in handy.
You could go the driving range and hit your driver several times; measuring the distance you hit the ball and then averaging the results. After doing this with every club in your bag and noting down the distances, you will have a record of your yardage for each club. Another way to use a golf rangefinder is to walk your local course "mapping" it out with your rangefinder. This way, when you are playing a practice round, you can refer to your notes and see how far your next shot is. With the knowledge from your club yardage notes, you will then be able to select the right club for the shot in hand.
After a bit of practice and repetition, you will then be able to comfortably select the right club without looking at your rangefinder data.
Now, let's have a quick look at some types of golf rangefinder. The best golf course range finders, by popularity, are from Bushnell. At the cheap end of the scale is the Bushnell Rangefinder Scope, which is a 5 x power monocular, made for quick and easy use. A couple of mid-range rangefinders are the Bushnell Medalist and Yardage Pro Tour which are the more traditional binocular rangefinders style. At the top end, one that stands out is the Bushnell PinSeeker 1500 Slope +/- Edition. It has the ability to measure distances taking in to account the difference in elevation between the object and the target.
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Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Save big Bushnell Yardage Pro Laser Rangefinders Elite 1500
- Premium laser rangefinder with powerful 7x magnification monocular
- Ranges up to 1,500 yards; accurate to within +/- 1 yard
- 340-foot field of view at 1,000 yards; 100-percent waterproof body
- 19mm eye relief; internal low-light LED for nighttime use
- Measures 5.1 x 3.7 x 1.7 inches (W x H x D); weighs 10 ounces
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Wednesday, June 1, 2011
Low Price on Bushnell Clip and Go Universal Golf Cart Mount for Laser Rangefinders
Bushnell Clip and Go Universal Golf Cart Mount for Laser Rangefinders Feature
- Fits all carts
- Adapts to all Bushnell rangefinders
- Locking inset secures device
- Also attaches to bag
- Easy to use
Bushnell Clip and Go Universal Golf Cart Mount for Laser Rangefinders Overview
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