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Article #1123Single point laser rangefinders
From: Colin Selleck
Date: Fri, 18 Jan 1991 21:34
Date: Fri, 18 Jan 1991 21:34
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I am interested in finding a rangefinder with the following
characteristics:
o Working range 10 - 100 feet
o Accuracy of 1 inch
o Point and shoot, i.e. point it somewhere and give me the range
o Preferably laser based
o Passive, i.e. does not depend on cornercubes or reflective tape
o Computer interface (RS232, etc.)
I have found one made by Cubic Precision ("Red Dot"), but the lead time in
obtaining one is 9 months. Anyone have any other suggestions. Please reply
to the e-mail address in my signature. Thanks.
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Colin Selleck cbselle@cs.sandia.gov
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