LEICA binoculars with rangefinder Geovid 10x42 R

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LEICA binoculars with rangefinder Geovid 10x42 R
Only available in Germany and Austria to licensed dealers! Geovid R – binoculars and rangefinder in one: A classic reinvents itself! With the new generation of the Geovid R, Leica once again sets new standards. Completely revised and technically brought up to date, the new Leica Geovid R models impress in every detail: Best optical performance in their class Absolutely precise laser distance measurement Improved measuring range (up to 1,800 m) New, modern and ergonomic design Particularly lightweight, compact construction (8x56) Wildlife can be quickly and safely addressed at any time, and the distance is displayed precisely. Anyone who does not want to choose between powerful optics in a binocular and a precise rangefinder will find the best possible combination in one product at an attractive price. Technical data: Magnification: 10 x Objective diameter: 42 mm Exit pupil: 4.2 mm Twilight number: 20.5 Field of view at 1,000 m: 110 m Field of view for glasses wearers: 105 m Exit pupil position: 14.5 mm Objective viewing angle: 6.3° Close range: approx. 5.6 m Diopter adjustment: ± 4 dpt Dimensions (W x H x D): 125 x 168 x 70 mm Weight: approx. 955 g (without battery) Scope of delivery: Contoured neoprene carrying strap, objective lens cover, eyepiece cover, Cordura case, battery Best image quality Despite the additional laser rangefinder, the Leica Geovid R is characterized by very good image quality. The stunning optics are the best in its class and achieve nearly the image quality of binoculars without a rangefinder. This means there is no reason to forgo the laser rangefinder to obtain better image quality at the same price. Color brilliance, resolution, and contrast of the image are crucially important, for example, in determining animal species. The sharpness to the edge of the image allows for the identification of the smallest details in any situation. The high color fidelity makes the finest nuances of the observed object visible. The Leica Geovid R meets the demands of professionals here. And that in a binocular in the entry-level segment of the Leica binocular world. Moreover, Leica utilizes its extensive experience in effectively suppressing stray light in this binocular. This is achieved, among other things, through special apertures in the beam path and leads to further improvement in image quality. Minimal tolerances of the components and constant controls in precision mechanical manufacturing ensure precise adjustment of the entire optical system. The robustness of the mechanics allows for practically unrestricted continuous use. The valuable optics are multi-coated. Easy operation When using a Leica Geovid R laser binocular, the user should be able to concentrate entirely on observation. For this, the design and functionality must be arranged so that operation can be practically intuitive. This has been perfectly achieved with the Leica Geovid R. Without lengthy preparation and prior knowledge, the binocular can be taken directly from the packaging and used. Only the included battery needs to be inserted. With the large and grippy control wheel in the center, focusing can be done in a flash. It can be easily operated with fingertips or even with gloves, with the smooth operation of the Leica mechanics immediately noticeable to every user. Thanks to the massive hinge bridge, the nearly indestructible robustness of the construction is also palpable and makes adjusting the eye distance easy and secure. Optimizing ergonomics also includes the arrangement of the control buttons in easily accessible positions. With just two buttons, the distance measurement of the Leica Geovid R is controlled. The Leica Geovid R displays the direct distance to the target point at the push of a button. If desired, the EHR display can be activated for steep shots. In this case, the Geovid R shows the distance that would correspond to a straight shot. This allows the shooter to use the flight path data as with straight shots. This means that the well-known but imprecise hunter's rule "Always hold under when shooting uphill and downhill!" is replaced by accurate numbers with the Geovid R. In this function, the respective shooting angle is measured and then the "Equivalent Horizontal Distance" is output. This is hidden behind the abbreviation EHR for "Equivalent Horizontal Range," which is commonly used internationally. Last but not least, the Geovid R can be switched between meters and yards. Highest precision Light travels at a speed of about 300,000 meters per second. The Leica Geovid R is capable of timing the interval from the emission of the laser measuring beam to the return of the reflection from the target object in the binoculars. From the unimaginably short travel time, the Leica electronics in the binocular can precisely determine the distance. And this with minimal deviations. For this reason, the Geovid R is not only usable for very long shots up to 1800 meters but is also very interesting for archers at shorter distances. Since the arrow describes a very pronounced ballistic curve during flight, precise measurement in the close range is of particular importance here. Measurement errors are largely excluded with the Geovid R. Here, the high-quality rangefinder shows what it can do. Whether in rain or other adverse weather conditions, extreme temperatures, or poorly reflecting objects, the Geovid R is reliable in all situations. The massive aluminum housing, surrounded by a particularly durable rubber coating, securely protects the precise mechanics and electronic components from shocks and environmental influences. To ensure that the desired target object is measured appropriately and not other small objects that cross the path of the laser, the Geovid R is equipped with a brilliant secondary target logic. This guarantees that, for example, the desired distance to the deer and not to a small bird on a fence is measured. In the close range, grasses and branches are also reliably filtered out. This makes measurements during stalking or sitting in a meadow carefree and safe.
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