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Yes, David. I'm just mentioning that the plumb bob must be set up with factors in mind, and not to judge any movement as death sentence. A plumb bob attached at 20' in leaning 5" dbh tree is different than in a 20" dbh tree. If only embedded into bark, and not wood, you can get a false...

I'm going to have my phone in the tree. I can sight down with an app clinometer, if on pretty flat ground. Won't rely on/ ask a groundie say if a spar looks short enough, as a second opinion. Just pull out my phone.

A tree will lean more in summer than winter, I'd say. Extra seasonal weight will bend things, right?

Free app... Very useful!!

I need to measure tree heights, not just if a tree will fit in a lay. For this root disease permit exemption something or other, I will need to figure whether each tree's height x 150% is more or less than the distance to the school.

Boy, smart phones are smart. Now, Burnham, where is that thread of yours, or the one in which you shared the measuring technique, using a clino?

I'll start with an App. Still sorta old-school about some things, so it doesn't come to mind, always. Thanks. Any APP recommendations?

Any input on an affordable clinometer for measuring tree heights?