Rangefinders - a basic rangefinders guide

Golf Rangefinders - when you have purchased best golf clubs and most advanced golf balls the next step to improve your game is a golfrange finder. Your main consideration will be size of the rangefinder, a large, bulky rangefinder will be inconvenient and soon be left in the changing room. The best rangefinders these days are able to assess the distance to a pin with a 1 yard accuracy from 1500 yards away.

Hunting rangefinders - if you are an active hunter and have spent considerable sums on your gun and other equipment you should consider purchasing a hunting rangefinder. Distance to your target is a very important component in determining your accuracy and a rangefinder will give you this distance precisely. The main features you should also look for a small compact rangefinder and one that is waterproof.

Optical rangefinders - optical rangefinders estimate the distance to the target by sending out a light beam which reflects off the target. Rangefinder Electronics then measure the the response time and calclate the distance involved. To work there needs to be a clear line of sight to the target and good atmospheric conditions.

Laser range finders - laser rangefinders are not new, having been used by the military for many years. Commonly used by surveyors a handheld laser range findercan be used to quickly assess the size of a room or property for sale.