bradleywedge
Active member
Whilst playing in the mist.
My £250 Bushnell rangefinder wouldn't work in it, but my mates £100 Amazon rangefinder did.
My £250 Bushnell rangefinder wouldn't work in it, but my mates £100 Amazon rangefinder did.
One thing I've found out today
- Thread starter bradleywedge
- Start date
garyinderry
Ryder Cup Winner
Posted about this before on here.
My caddytek range finder works no problem in the mist when my mates fancy Dan bushnell doesn't work.
I found that I can hit the ball long and straight in the fog, but as soon as it clears I lose it in the cabbage.
Mandofred
Well-known member
Yep...my bushnell sucked in the fog today. Tried the little/old gps. ....it didn't work either. Damn tech....I had to "think" to figure out the distance. Almost killed me.
Golfnut1957
Newbie
My Leupold laser has a fog mode for days like today. You could ask why have a fog mode, why not just have the thing set so that it just works in foggy conditions without faffing about.
My understanding is that the device does not work as efficiently while in the fog mode, that it is a compromise for dealing with a specific condition.
It may be that the cheaper model is permanently compromised while the Bushnell is optimised for perfect conditions. Just a thought.
My understanding is that the device does not work as efficiently while in the fog mode, that it is a compromise for dealing with a specific condition.
It may be that the cheaper model is permanently compromised while the Bushnell is optimised for perfect conditions. Just a thought.
Oddsocks
Ryder Cup Winner
I stopped using my bushnell in winter for that exact reason. Plus if it’s raining it’s quicker to watch and walk.
Last edited:
KenL
Tour Rookie
Haven’t tried my new Bushnell yet, my old Nikon usually worked in light fog.
I wonder if is to do with using a different wavelength?
I wonder if is to do with using a different wavelength?
