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Leica Leica LRF 800L Laser Rangefinder
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Description:
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Leica LRF 800L
Specifications:
Model #: LRF 800L.
Size: 4" w x 3 3/4" d x 1 3/8" h.
Weight: 10 ounces.
Waterproof: No, water resistant.
Temp Range: -14 degree F to 122 degree F.
Display: Red LED. 1 press of button gives you a small red target indicator square, next press of button gives you range in yards in the lower part of display. You can change the reading to meters with a switch in the battery compartment. The LED display automatically adjusts its intensity to ambient light conditions. Too cool.
Magnification: 7 power.
Optics: 7 x 21 mm, multi-coated with "ballistic tough" ion-assisted coating.
Exit Pupil: 3 mm, adjustable eyepiece diopter insures readability for all users, with or without eyeglasses.
Diopter Compensation: ± 4 diopters.
Range: 10 -800 yards. You can change the reading to meters with a switch in the battery compartment.
Accuracy: ± 1 yard (repetitive).
Field of view: 336 feet @ 1000 yards.
Twilight Factor: 12.12.
Beam divergence: Unknown at this time, please e-mail us at if you have this info.
Power Source: 1 each 9 volt battery 6LR61.
Battery compartment is accessed with a #2 flat tip screwdriver or a coin if you're in a pinch. A rubber O-ring seals the battery compartment.
Battery compartment is on eyepiece side of unit, to the right as you range your target.
Shock resistant: Yes, fully rubber-armored.
Tripod mountable: No threads for mounting on a tripod. Optional tripod adapter is about $49.00.
Color: Black.
Comes With: Case, user manual and neck strap.
Warranty: Two-year warranty.
Other notes:
Best price was $359.16.
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Posts: 61,596
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spectr17
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Registered: March 2001
Location: SoCal --- Still American Territory @ this time
Posts: 61596
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Review Date: Fri May 14, 2004
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Would you recommend the product? Yes |
Price you paid?: None indicated
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Pros:
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Good ranging, lighted display, very small and light
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Cons:
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Neckstrap
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I finally got to play with this unit at the 2000 SHOT show in Las Vegas 1/17/00. Man is this unit light and small. The optics are real crisp and clear and the red LCD display of range and the target indicator was very easy to read. The LED display is bright enough to see the display even in low light conditions, many of the other rangefinders don't have this capability.
The only problem I foresee may be the neckstrap having only 1 mounting location in the middle of the unit on the backside. If you use a "Bino-Buddy" or other camera neck strap setup that has 2 mounting points, you may need to do some modifying, or you can just live with the provided neck strap that allows the unit to lay flat against your chest. Leica may have goofed here. The manufacturer supplied thin neck straps just cut into your neck, so many users change them to camera neckstraps, which are wider and more comfortable. No neck rash equals a happy camper at the end of a long day of hiking.
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