Key Features - Nikon Callaway iQ Manual De Instrucciones

Key Features

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• Linear distance measurement range: 10-915 meters/11-1,000
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yards
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• Distance measurement display step:
Linear Distance (at upper 7-segment display)
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0.1 meter/yard
(measurement distance is less than 999.9 meters/
yards)
1.0 meter/yard
(measurement distance is 1,000 meters/yards or
further)
Slope Adjusted Distance (at lower 7-segment display)
1.0 meter/yard
(calculated distance is less than 999 meters/yards)
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• Easy-to-aim 6x optical observation system
• Quantifies the slope adjusted distance to hit the ball in relation
to the rangefinder's level by measuring linear distance and
angle.
• The results are displayed on an internal LCD panel.
• Active Brightness Control Viewfinder detects light conditions of
the ground area mainly in the view field and, when necessary,
automatically turns on the orange LED illumination.
The brightness of the orange illumination is adjusted
automatically according to the light conditions.
• Waterproof design (NOT designed for underwater usage)
• Invisible/Eyesafe EN/IEC Class 1M Laser
• 8-second results display
• Compact, lightweight, ergonomic design
• Automatic shut-off (after approx. 8 sec. unattended)
• Default to "Last Use" settings
• Approx. 5-second continuous measuring function
The Nikon Callaway iQ emits invisible, eyesafe, infrared energy
pulses that reflect off the selected target back to its optical receiver.
Sophisticated precision charge circuitry is used to instantaneously
calculate distances, by measuring the time it takes for each pulse to
travel from the rangefinder to the target and back. Laser reflectivity
and measurement results may vary according to climatic and
environmental conditions, the colour, surface finish, size, shape and
other characteristics of the target.
The following factors ensure better range and accuracy:
• Night time use
• Cloudy weather
• Bright-coloured targets
• Targets with highly reflective surfaces
• Targets with shiny exteriors
• Large-size targets
• Shooting targets facing at 90 degrees
Measurement may result in inaccuracy or failure in the following cases:
• Slender or small target
• Target has diffusing reflective surface
• Target does not reflect the laser beam to the rangefinder (glass, mirror, etc.)
• Black target
• Target has varying depths
• In snow, rain or fog
• Target measured through glass
• Reflective surface measured from diagonal direction
• Moving target
• Obstacle moving in front of the target
• When targeting the surface of water
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