The green GPO USA RANGETRACKER 1800 Laser Rangefinder incorporates the best optical and electronic technology in a compact, durable multiuse range-finding tool. This 6x rangefinder will work perfectly for both long-range rifle hunting (up to 1800 yards) and close-up archery usage (6 yards.) Key features of the GPO RANGETRACKER 1800 include a high-transmission optical system coated with GPO's proprietary high-transmission GPObright lens coatings; line-of-sight and True-range adjusted angle distance readings; a Hyper-scan feature that provides three readings per second, and Target-seeker technology that offers best or last laser hits.

6- to 1800-Yard Range    True-Range Angle Adjustment    Three Readings per Second    Last or Best Laser Hits

• Ranging capability 6-1800 yards
• True-range angle compensation technology
• Hyper-scan mode provides three readings every second
• 6x magnification
• Target-seeker mode for best or last laser hits
• Secondary reading provides temperature or angle

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. For the TX, these use a 2-pin lemo-- are we able to use Teradek 2-Pin lemo or are these pinned differently?

A: We would suggest working with the Hollyland 2-Pin 12V AC/DC Power Supply. Hollyland 2-Pin 12V AC/DC Power Supply BH #HO2PACDCPWRS

Q: 2. I want to use this with 4 BlackMagic Studio 6k Pro cameras does the RJ45 port allow me to pass through tally and Talkback ?

A: The Hollyland Syscom 421S 4-Transmitter 1800' A/V Transmission System does offer Tally however, it does not support talkback.

Q: 3. Does this come with an instruction manual?

A: They do not include a paper manual. They do offer the manual to be viewed on a computer via PDF document included on the software with the camera as well as posted on Leica's website.

Q: 4. When was this camera released?

A: The Leica MP 0.72 Rangefinder Camera (Black), BH #LEMPB was released in 2003.

Q: 5. Is this black paint or black chrome?

A: Its black paint on a brass body

Q: 6. Where does it made from?

A: The GPO USA 10x42 Passion ED Binoculars are made in China.

Q: 7. Difference between this and M7?

A: MP is better looking, slightly smaller, will operate without battery (manual shutter, only the light meter needs battery). The M7 has TTL metering, electronic shutter, automatic exposure.

Q: 8. When will you have more? I need a backup to my M6 that is aging.

A: They trickle in from Leica Germany and we will do our best to fulfill orders on a first come first serve basis as we receive merchandise from the manufacturer.

Q: 9. What does the meter display in the viewfinder? Does it display the arrows and dot like with the m10 in manual mode? Or does it indicate the aperture, like with the Canon AE systems?

A: It has LEDS (Light Emitting Diodes). Two triangular and one circular LED: • Jointly used as light balance for exposure compensation, • Left triangular LED used as a warning if below the metering range.

Q: 10. Does it have an "L-seal", or is it just a black screw? Difficult to see from pics

A: If you are referring to the Leica red dot decal usually on the front of the camera, Leica chose to deliberately omit the red dot decal from the Leica M-A (Typ 127) Rangefinder Camera.