Range Finders

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The TruPulse Laser Rangefinder is a forester’s dream come true. It is truly unique in that it measures closest and farthest distance. This allows you to shoot at a target and know if you hit some intermediate brush or twigs. The closest measurement is the intermediate obstruction and the farthest measurement is your target.

The TruPulse readings are viewed through the eyepiece. This saves time because you don’t have to take the instrument away from your eye.  You can take multiple shots, one right after the other. This is especially helpful when sighting a tree to see if it is leaning. You just shoot the bole at a few different places to see if the horizontal distance changes appreciably. The distance should get slightly farther away as you look further up the bole because the tree diameter is less.

The TruPulse 360B has a compass and Bluetooth integrated into it.

Uses for the TruPulse 360:

1. Map unist from one vantage point

2. Collect rock pit and chip pile volume using the Trupulse 360 plus optional software

3. Determine distance, inclination, and azimuth between two points.

4. Measure vertical angles

5. Determine compass bearings

6. Measure distances between plots

7. Traverse timber sales

8. Determine accurate offsets with GPS

9. Lay out roads in timber stands

10. Harvest unit layout

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The TruPulse Laser Rangefinder is a forester’s dream come true. It is truly unique in that it measures closest and farthest distance. This allows you to shoot at a target and know if you hit some intermediate brush or twigs. The closest measurement is the intermediate obstruction and the farthest measurement is your target.

The TruPulse readings are viewed through the eyepiece. This saves time because you don’t have to take the instrument away from your eye.  You can take multiple shots, one right after the other. This is especially helpful when sighting a tree to see if it is leaning. You just shoot the bole at a few different places to see if the horizontal distance changes appreciably. The distance should get slightly farther away as you look further up the bole because the tree diameter is less.