Measure the distance to targets up to 650 yards away with one-yard accuracy with the Carson 6x24 LiteWave 650-Yard Laser Rangefinder. Using an eye-safe Class 1 laser, the LiteWave takes the angle to the target into account, so you'll know how the true distance of uphill and downhill shots. It measures inclines and declines up to 90°, and can be used to measure the height of objects as well as distance. Display Mode 1 displays actual distance and degree of angle. Mode 2 displays actual distance, degree of angle, horizontal distance, and the difference between horizontal and actual distances. Mode 3 is a scan mode showing all the data from Mode 2 while moving the reticle.

Featuring fully multi-coated lenses for optimal light transmission, this rangefinder is equipped with a tripod mount and comes with a CR2 battery, a strap, and a case.

Maximum Range: 650 yd    Angle Range Compensation    ±1 yd Accuracy    90° Angle Range    Fully Multi-Coated Optics    1/4"-20 Female Tripod Mount    Vertical Orientation for One-Hand Use    One CR2 Battery Included

• 6x magnification

• 24mm objective lens

• Fully multi-coated optics

• 341' field of view at 1000 yards
• 4mm exit pupil
• 12mm eye relief

• 5-650 yard range

• ±1 yd accuracy

• Takes angle into account to calculate actual distance to uphill or downhill targets

• Vertical orientation for easy one-handed use

• 1/4"-20 tripod mount

• Measures 4.4 x 2.9 x 1.7"

• Lightweight at 6.7 oz

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Considering the 8x42 configuration and price, does this binocular share the same optics as the NL Pure?

A: The Swarovski 8x42 EL Range TA Laser Rangefinder Binocular with Tracking Assistant (Green) share the same optics and the older EL Range binoculars. They are not the NL Pure optics.

Q: 2. I've lost one of the lens covers for my 8x26 RD binoculars. How can I get a replacement?

A: Unfortunately we do not sell replacement caps for the Carson binoculars. I would try contacting Carson directly: Carson Tel: 800-967-8427 or 631-963-5000 Website http://www.carsonoptical.com/ Email info@carsonoptical.com

Q: 3. How to know year of production of binox4k

A: These always sell out, so they are a current year manufacture.

Q: 4. Why is there no picture of what one sees through the eyepiece??

A: B&H images for the Leica 7x24 Rangemaster CRF 2800.COM Laser Rangefinder comes from Leica themselves. I also found no viewfinder images on YouTube.

Q: 5. Do I need any admittance to take it outside US? Is it legal to export it to another country?

A: From my understanding certain Laser Range Finders are restricted for export outside of the US. I would contact your airline company, as well as the manufacturer. It varies between different products.

Q: 6. With the laser range finder does it compute a new endpoint and projected on the reticle based on the ballistic information?

A: Yes. The with the PARD FD1-850 Front Night Vision Clip-On Scope (850nm) the end point is dependent of the ballistics information.

Q: 7. What battery does it use ?

A: This would use 2 AA (not included)

Q: 8. Are these waterproof?

A: There is no information on Kahles website that indicates it is waterproof

Q: 9. What is the ranging speed on the Vortex Fury 5000 HD?

A: Target speed is not a feature of this device. Maybe this is what you meant ? This is from page 14 of the manual. LOS Mode The LOS (Line of Sight) mode is intended for rifle shooters who are using slope correcting ballistic drop data cards, ballistic cell phone applications, or other devices with ballistic programs and who are shooting at distances beyond 500 yards and with slopes greater than 15 degree.

Q: 10. Does it have a way to mount to a tripod without using clamp or strap?

A: The Meopta 8x50 MeoPro Optika Laser Rangefinder Binoculars, will not mount onto a tripod without using a clamp.