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LRB 20,000
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The unit is a military specs bi-ocular intended
for ground surveillance, observation of individual targets
and measurement of distances up to 20 km. The range
finder with the optional angular mount is designed for
referencing targets coordinates, and is capable of:
- Measuring distance to the target
- Measuring horizontal angles and magnetic azimuths
- Measuring vertical angles and angles of elevation
- Determining targets and landmark polar coordinates
- Polar-to-rectangular target coordinate conversion.
In addition to military purposes, the range finder
is useful for many civilian applications: for geological
and engineering surveillance, repair works, maritime
navigation, meteorology, tourism and more. |
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| Product
Features: |
| Up to 20 km distance |
| First or last target selection |
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Illumination for
dark conditions |
Digital data output |
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| Specifications |
| Magnification |
| Field
of view |
| Range,
m |
| Range
accuracy, m |
| Dioptric
correction, visual channel, D |
| Dioptric
correction, data channel, D |
| Laser
wavelength, nM |
| Output
energy, mJ |
| Minimum
eye safe distance, m |
| Pulse
width, nS |
| Beam
divergence, mrad |
| Power
supply, V DC |
User
displayed information
- The determined range is displayed to the
operator through the eyepiece |
Data
exported
- The device is capable of range information
digital outputting |
| Size
- easily fits in a standard backpack,mm
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| Weight
net, kg |
| Weight,
gross, with case and accessories, kg |
| Operational
temperature, °C |
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7
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7°
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-0.6
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1.06
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15
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2,000
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6
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0.6
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12-14.5
or 22-29
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225x215x110
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17
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-40
+55
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| Accessories |
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Tripod (optional)
- Angular mount (optional)
- Rechargeable battery 10D-0,55c-1
- Fuse link VP1-1 1,0 A 250 V
- Sealing ring
- Framed lens
- Membrane
- Eye shield
- Diaphragm
- Wrench
- Lens brush
- Coordinate converter
- Cables
- Computer floppy disk or CD
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LRB
20,000 Accessories
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