Swarovski EL Range 8 x 42 Binocular with Tracking Assistant and High Transmission Value (Orange)

Description

The optics concept of the SWAROVSKI OPTIK EL Range 8×42 Binoculars in Orange impresses with a large field of view (140 meters or 419 feet) or 1000 meters (1000 yards)) with maximum edge sharpness. Optimum contrast and high transmission values (90 percent on both sides) add the finishing touches to the optics package and guarantee top performance even in difficult light conditions. With its larger objective lens aperture and excellent twilight performance, the EL Range 42 is an ideal all-around device for hunters. Uncompromising Image Definition Field flattener lenses deliver an almost flat, completely distortion-free image – right up to the edges. Ultimate Optical Performance Pin-sharp contours, high-contrast, and true-to-life images allow you to make out every detail. Maximum Color Fidelity Innovative lens coatings provide excellent color rendering with high-light transmission. Ballistics Three different ballistic curves can be fed into the EL Range via a built-in Bluetooth interface, unlike all the other settings, which can also be adjusted on the binocular itself, configuring the ballistics has to be done via the EL Range Configurator App. Range Measurement The range measurement of the EL Range is based on a travel time measurement using a laser. The range can be measured between 10 meters (10 yards) and 2000 meters (2200 yards) for the EL Range 42mm. One-Off Measurement Briefly press the measurement button to display the target mark. After releasing the button, the range measurement is shown on the display. Scan Mode Moving targets are measured continuously in scan mode. The instrument automatically switches to scan mode if you press and hold the measurement button for longer than 3 seconds. Alongside the range measurement, a tilt sensor takes the measured angle into account. Temperature and air pressure readings are also taken, as these parameters can have a major influence on the projectile’s trajectory, particularly at very long distances. Tracking Assistant The Tracking Assistant helps the hunter to identify the target area by measuring back to the point where the shot was fired. This can be done in two ways- via the EL Range and the app. Tracking Assistant via EL Range In the TRACK program, one of the last three measurements is selected and measured back to the point from which it was made. The display shows distance data (m and y) and direction arrows that indicate how far you need to move left and right, front and back, to locate the target area. Measuring range is usually more accurate than measuring direction, so you see an arc-shaped search field. Leave TRACK mode by pressing and holding the mode button for 2 seconds. You have to actively leave the mode, it doesn’t time out.