Portable laser rangefinder (for golf) / Model number M138PS-STZ6JT
Golf laser rangefinder equipped with high-speed E.S.P2 turbo processor.
● Slope function (slope calculation) ● E·S·P2: Measures from 5 to 125 yards with an accuracy of ±0.5 yards and a display unit of 0.1 yards. * For measurements over 125 yards, accuracy is ±1 yard and the display unit is 1 yard. ● Equipped with a pin seeker mode that helps measure thin targets like pins. When the pin seeker function is activated while measuring thin targets, the device vibrates to instantly indicate that the measurement is complete. ● Measurement range is 5 to 1300 yards. ● VDT (Vivid Display Technology) that achieves high contrast. ● 100% fully waterproof with a high-quality metal body and rubber exterior, suitable for any measurement environment. ● 100% fully waterproof and water-repellent coated lens. ● Uses Class 1 laser safe for humans. ● 16mm long eye relief.
basic information
Golf laser rangefinder equipped with jolt (vibration function), VDT (vivid display technology), and high-speed E.S.P2 turbo processor. In Japan, where many golf courses are carved out of mountains, the slope function that reads elevation changes is very useful. It features a fully waterproof, rubber exterior with a high-quality metal body, making it the most precise model in the PinSeeker slope series. *Not for use in competitions.
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M138PS-STZ6JT
Applications/Examples of results
■Slope Function (Gradient Calculation) ●Uphill Course The distance from the tee ground to the pin is 100 yards. The pin seeker displays 99.7 yards. The green is uphill, and in reality, you need to hit longer to avoid coming up short and landing in the bunker. So, how many yards should you actually hit? In this case, selecting a club for 108 yards is the correct choice. ●Downhill Course On the undulating courses of Japan, tackling downhill holes can also be challenging. The tee ground displays 216 yards, but a strong shot will definitely go over. The pin seeker slope reads the downward gradient and tells you to hit as if it were actually 170 yards. The difference is 46 yards. To develop a true sense of distance and elevation intervals, professionals practice on the course with the pin seeker repeatedly.
