What can the SPARTANAT Planzeiger-Telemeter do?

A question we often hear. Today we want to list the possible uses of our Planzeiger Telemeter all together. Here we go:

The SPARTANAT Planzeiger Telemeter is a low-tech observation instrument for measuring angles with the naked eye, as well as a graphical, analog telemetry computer that provides functions for processing or converting the measured values. All necessary calculations can be accessed directly via the cord.

On the front, there is an analog calculator for determining distances. On the back, there are a degree, line, and incline meter, as well as scales for determining coordinates on or in a map.

Uses and Applications of the Telemeter

• To convert units, use the calculator on the front, which can convert values from line (from a reticle or reticle) directly into distances.
• Determine the distance to an object with at least one known dimension.
• Perform a resection trilateration by determining the distance to two known reference points.
• Perform a resection triangulation by determining a distance and compass bearing to a known landmark.
• Measure the slope of a slope.
• Find a vertical with the plumb line.
• Show deviation from true vertical or horizontal.
• Use the quadrant as a protractor.

Surveying and Reconnaissance

• Calculating distances with the nomograph from angular sizes, which are determined, for example, with devices with a reticle.
• Mapping terrain.
• Measuring incline angles and slopes.
• Determining coordinates on a map.
• Transferring received coordinates to a map.
• Transferring march numbers to the map.
• Planning a route with march numbers.
• Planning fire areas on the map.

If you are convinced of the functionality and find it as fantastic as we do, you can get the "SPARTANAT/WNDSN Planzeiger Telemeter" exclusively in our SPARTANAT Shop for 37 euros.

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SPARTANAT Shop on the internet: shop.spartanat.com