Will this pick up a LASER beam from a rangefinder ?
49844
I have never try this on a rangefinder. I use it with a distance measurer (40m), and during daylight and being outdoor I can barely see the red laser dot. For bigger distance can not tell much.
315446
It might work okay, but only if the setting has an open back, and the band of a ring doesn't block the laser. You are also limited by the size of the cover. In my experience, you are going to be better off to not test a set stone.
1700533
Yes, this unit have 360 degrees of detection for radar but I really don't know if it is the same for the laser!
115927
It probably would but I would recommend buying a laser that requires you to secure it with a screw and Allen wrench. I returned this one after seeing that it moves around quite a bit.
2254358
I believe the target will respond to any laser. However, it's a lot of fun and good practice to use a laser device which activates every time you pull the trigger.
661679
You'll probably have difficulty getting readings. The pin seeker function isn't that accurate. I usually need to estimate what I expect to match the correct yardage. It's more expensive, but the Bushnell Jolt would work better for you. It vibrates when it locks on to the pin. Have two playing partners that use this and works great.
512336
I haven't tried it but i think it will. Sometimes u just need flashlight for the telepods code to be detected right away especially when Its a bit dark.
2074078
Whatever you shoot the laser at it will read back the distance. Within 1 yd of the more expensive name brand. There is no annual fee.
1876822
Yes, but be prepared if there are still problems. This won't fix out of alignment heads or other physical problems. It will only lightly clean the surface of the laser.
423160
Yes it will but don't try both laser and light it won't work. That's what I bought it for and was somewhat disappointed. Good for the range but not concealed, too bulky. Try the focus robot or fobus paddle instead. I hope this helped.
255884
I would think so. With new batteries, it will throw a spot beam 100-150 meters.
1654638
Yes. Just turn up the squelch to drown out the static and hit scan. It can pick up signal from quite far out.
2248734
Generally I would day no. It is possible that under some conditions (deep shadow) it would work outside- but overall daylight (sunlight)will degradate the laser beam.
1926700
Yes it will. The light is ok but the laser won't adjust. They are pretty much cheap junk. Save yourself the time and money and get a Streamline, that's what I did.
1797873
I strongly doubt it. Since it depends on suction, it needs a smooth, non-porous surface and the detector only works when it can "see" the incoming radar/laser signals.
427943
Based on my experience with the product I doubt it would. The radar needs a clean line of site, and you basically have to come close to hitting it to get a reading.
1730863
You can contact bushnell for specs, however if there is a clear view with no trees or bushes I believe it will pick it up. There are settings to adjust sensitivity and range with the set up. Good luck and I hope this helps.