Is possible to get the tree´s height with this device?
1772053
I would think not. One would have stand at the base of the tree and point the device straight up and aim it at a individual particular limb. With foliage on the limbs, this would be virtually impossible. I suppose, one could do an equation: get the distance from a location to the base of the tree and a distance to the top and then compute the unknown distance (height of the tree).
1772054
The laser does hit anything no reflective inside 350 yards for me, I use it for golf as a caddie. I shoot trees when my players pitch out of trouble (like the ones across the fairway so they know how far they can hit without reaching the trouble on the other side). I can hit tops of bunkers, fronts of greens, etc, so if you were looking to shoot the top of a tree from close by as a rough estimate you could. Agree with others it'd be tough to get an exact height.
1772055
I do not think .. I'm used to measure distances only. I did not find anything in the device for the rise.
1772056
It may work fine on certain things it is totally useless on a golf course. One of the warnings for measurement says - be sure that nothing such as leaves or grass is between the prostaff 3 and the target.
1772057
Yes if you stand at the bottom and shoot up , the Pro staff is spot on for ranging game or anything else with horizontal measurements . Not made for measuring vertical . And i don't think anyone has that technology yet ??
2024532
http://www.rareflora.com/micheliaalba.htmlThe tree I bought from 9Greenbox was about 3'.
860720
It was about 2 1/2 feet tall minus roots. I followed your directions to a tee. Yet the tree never grew :-(
2011950
I started at the bottom of the tree and wound the wrap up the trunk to the desired height. I then finished by wrapping a piece of strap tape (duct tape should work also) all the way around the top of the wrap, two times or so, taping the tape to itself. Worked fine. Make sure the tape is tight. Remove the tape in the spring when removing the wrap as not to damage the tree when it starts growing again.
1133353
Yes, it is long enough to check trees. I've used it on Arborvitae and Summers Maples.
935594
I would say no. You're welcom to try it. I have it on my laptop which is pretty big and it almost reaches the top. If you really want it though, you could try cutting the trunk of the tree
2166892
I doubt it, but an internet search may prove me wrong. But maybe you can determine it yourself. Line of site and distance are the main keys in getting reception. If you can see the transmitter tower from your roof, you are good. Otherwise, you will have to get the transmitter tower height and topographical maps of were you live to determine the height of your antenna should be. That is given that there are no other obstructions like buildings, hills, and trees are in the line of sight. And don't forget the distance from the transmitter tower.
268528
Haven't a clue. Suggest you measure tree against storage container measurements.
1479484
I'm not good at judging height in feet. But I can tell you we have a 2 story house and it was about 15 feet above the house when my son lost contact. It flew off on its own and flew into a tree and is still there today. We bought the same one as a replacement.
492454
we have the tree inside a highscool. it arrived at about 3-4 feet. it has grown a little, but I do not know how tall/big it could get.
1281685
You can measure The overhead canopy frame of the swing, length * width using a tape measure
901859
I have used this tool at ton and it works great. It is going to work well on a tree out to about 850 to 900 yds, beyond that you will not get very good readings.
2170211
Definitely. Much quicker than using a tape measure. Get accurate ceiling heights.
2273032
There are adapters available, I have them but haven't tried them yet. Currently wrapped up under the Christmas Tree for my son.
818837
I already had a stand that is approximately 8' from tip to tip. I think it is the standard size. I don't know the exact measurements. You can also use a rope and tie it between trees.
94209
I have been out of touch and just saw your question. Unfortunately I will not be at the location of the device until next week at which time I can make an exact measurement.
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The new version of this device has a "RealTime" option that is supposed to give a readout of current altitude. This wasn't an option on the older versions. I've only used mine for model rockets, so I don't know how well the RealTime setting works, but the functionality should be there. FWIW, I really like this little device.