Product Manual

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A larger measuring area at longer range is generally better
because it enables smaller objects, such as power lines and
antennas, to be detected and accurately measured. With a
smaller measuring area, these small objects can be easily
missed. A smaller measuring area has advantages when
measuring tight corners and vertices at close range. When
observing measurements to a tight corner, the distance meter
beam divergence introduces a range error caused by the size
of the sampling area.