Focus Advance 8×42 RF Binoculars with 1800m Rangefinder

Focus Advance 8×42 RF is a rangefinder and binocular in one. Range of 1800 m allows for all kinds of measuring work in the field. Robust construction, rubber coating and nitrogen-filled optics protect electronics against rain.

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  Resolution

  8×42

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  Zoom

  8×

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  Rangefinder range

  1800 m

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  Protection

  Nano-Protection

Binoculars and rangefinder in one

Focus Advance 8 × 42 RF is a combination of binoculars and rangefinder. It's the perfect tool for hunting, distance shooting, golf or sailing. It's also ideal for professional applications such as measuring the distance to a river bank, the distance to a landmark, or the size of a building.

Sharp and clear images

The optics of 8×42 Focus Advance binoculars with 8x magnification achieve a field of view from 122 meters to 1000 meters. This is an important feature when observing larger areas and not just a fixed point. Multi-coated optics with anti-reflective coatings produce a contrasting, sharp and bright image regardless of outdoor conditions.

Versatile rangefinder

Distance measurement is done with lasers, giving reliable measurements up to 1800 m. An important feature is the ability to measure when the target is moving. When you release the button, the meter automatically switches off, which saves battery power. The binoculars have 4 measurement programs:

• standard: displays distance to target (line of sight), angle and horizontal distance (angled distance).
• rain:for rain and distances longer than 30 m, a stronger laser beam is emitted, which goes through the rain drops.
• first: it is more important to measure the distance to objects in the foreground.
• load: objects in the background are more important so that bushes and trees in the frame can be avoided.

Angle indicator

It is worth mentioning that the rangefinder also has an angle indicator that takes into account the tilt of the binoculars. This determines not only the distance but also the angle between the horizon line and the object, calculating the distance according to the angle, which is particularly useful for determining the trajectory of long golf ball flights.