Oswego
n00b
Honestly sounds like a manual measuring wheel or rangefinder would be best for that situation. For $68 you can get a cheap wheel.
Contractor 12-1/2" Measuring Wheel, ft/in
We do have a professional surveyor in here as a member so hopefully he can chime in. This is kinda out of my range
It would be very frustrating trying to "hit the target" with a laser measurer like these by yourself at trhe distances you want. I know this because even the slightest shake of the hand can cause drastic movement across a room - let alone trying to hit a post at hundreds of feet. Biggest issues Ive found while using these is steadying it and making sure the spot it hits is int he right location. Also most shot red lasers and they are difficult to see in daylight.
Maybe you could have someone hold and walk with a large target like a sign sized pc of cardboard? Then you double your labor...
LD220 accuracy: 1/8" +/- over 100', 2 year warranty, IP54, does area/sqft, runs on 2 AAA
LD250 accuracy: 3/32" +/- over 165', 2 year warranty, IP54, does area/sqft, runs on 2 AAA
That said Ive used mine to measure farther....think around 300' before it errors out. Ill have the new one next week so I can test it.
Heck the laser reaches out thousands of feet but will not measure that distance. Ive lit up my local water tower and thats about 1/4 mile away.
Contractor 12-1/2" Measuring Wheel, ft/in
We do have a professional surveyor in here as a member so hopefully he can chime in. This is kinda out of my range
It would be very frustrating trying to "hit the target" with a laser measurer like these by yourself at trhe distances you want. I know this because even the slightest shake of the hand can cause drastic movement across a room - let alone trying to hit a post at hundreds of feet. Biggest issues Ive found while using these is steadying it and making sure the spot it hits is int he right location. Also most shot red lasers and they are difficult to see in daylight.
Maybe you could have someone hold and walk with a large target like a sign sized pc of cardboard? Then you double your labor...
LD220 accuracy: 1/8" +/- over 100', 2 year warranty, IP54, does area/sqft, runs on 2 AAA
LD250 accuracy: 3/32" +/- over 165', 2 year warranty, IP54, does area/sqft, runs on 2 AAA
That said Ive used mine to measure farther....think around 300' before it errors out. Ill have the new one next week so I can test it.
Heck the laser reaches out thousands of feet but will not measure that distance. Ive lit up my local water tower and thats about 1/4 mile away.