WNDSN Night Ops Telemeter

Light believes it travels faster than anything else, but that is wrong. No matter how fast light travels, it finds the darkness has always got there first, and is waiting for it.

Terry Pratchett

Matching today's winter solstice, the longest night of the year, WNDSN presents the Night Ops Telemeter. Available for those who need to work in low light conditions or in the dark, or for those seeking adventure.

The WNDSN Night Ops Telemeter is a reissue of an old classic. It is a simple, single-sided telemeter engraved on transparent acrylic and features a special slot where a 2-inch mini chemlight can be placed for lateral illumination of the scale markings for nighttime or low-light observations. The Night Ops Telemeter features a maximized scale set with 7.5° x 7.5 x 500 units and is the first WNDSN product with the new single line font for 2021.

With transparent acrylic and a special engraving technique, the Night Ops Telemeter utilizes the material's refraction properties, allowing the scales to be read against a bright background where they appear dark, as well as in the dark where they appear bright — thus providing good contrast under most conditions.

The WNDSN Night Ops Telemeter is laser engraved on glossy, transparent, 3mm thick acrylic in the size of a standard credit card. Included is everything needed to get started, including a pre-configured dyneema cord and a printed 32-page telemeter pocket guide (in English and German), as well as access to the digital 240-page complete manual.

WNDSN's best-selling telemeter is a measurement, calculation, and reconnaissance tool in use by thousands of professionals such as military, emergency and security personnel, educators and trainers, as well as private enthusiasts, researchers, and adventurers.

WNDSN Telemeters are pocket-sized distance and elevation nomographs developed in the WNDSN Applied Science Lab. They combine a thousand years of experience in civil engineering, surveying, navigation, and astronomy into durable, high-value low-tech instruments that can be deployed anywhere, as well as being self-contained and independent of external modern technologies.

Under extreme conditions, or in cases where laser rangefinders fail or lead to errors, WNDSN Telemeters can be used as a primary instrument or as a tool for 'a second opinion' to verify values obtained by other means, or in challenging situations when other methods fail or are not available.

The WNDSN Night Ops Telemeter is available HERE for 35.00 EURO

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