Leica DISTO D2 Laser Distance Measure Meter Measuring Tool Rangefinder Bluetooth 80s Its non-slip pattern grip reduces Sensor Shift Image Stabilization

Name: Leica DISTO D2 Laser Distance Measure Meter Measuring Tool Rangefinder Bluetooth 80s Its non-slip pattern grip reduces Sensor Shift Image Stabilization
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SKU: 61505535537
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Leica DISTO D2 Laser Distance Measure Meter Measuring Tool Rangefinder Bluetooth 80s Its non-slip pattern grip reduces Sensor Shift Image Stabilization

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Leica DISTO D2 Laser Distance Measure Meter Measuring Tool Rangefinder Bluetooth 80s Its non slip pattern grip reduces Sensor Shift Image Stabilization Its non slip pattern grip reduces that chance of accidental dropping the instrument Slope Measurement: Measures the angle of incline decline and automatically calculates the slope adjusted distance and remembers the last 10 measurements taken Calculates area and volume

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