Vectronix PLRF25C and Terrapin X, max range + small target test with drone
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- čas přidán 3. 01. 2020
- Vectronix laser range finders in test. PLRF25C maximum range with both large targets, structures and small hovering drone target. TerrapinX was tested with small hovering target too, see our previous videos for Terrapin X max range test.
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Awesome!
Damn, You having way to much fun for one person.
Be glad that it ain't here in Denmark., otherwise, I would be coming and crashing the party with my portfolio of rangefinders, though all 905nm versions..
but I will definitely be trying that out, with one of my GPS drones and a reflective sign to get an idea of divergence and reach..
great video, thx, and wicked gear.
did you run out of battery or did the blade got entangled in your sign for the Mavic to drop like a hot potato.?
Lol, yeah it was fun alright. Until crash. But luckily pilots pride was basically only thing that took damage :)
For hunting and long range target shooting would you prefer a vectronix or leica geovid 2700 or zeiss victory rf? Are rangefinder binoculars significantly easier to use? Thanks. I'm kinda thinking if a zeiss rf goes to 1500m consistently then that is all i need it for and more. Im not calling in airstrikes. And I'd prefer a premium binocular as #1 priority.
I dont thing there is huge difference with max measuring ranges. But - if target is very small, TpinX performs amazinly well. Tells a lot about its design. Also, TerrapinX connectivity is better than anything, all this in device made with military spec durability.
I wonder since you made this video have you used tne Sig kil 8k or 10k or the new vectronix rangefinder binos?