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i always figured i could put an inclinometer on the rangefinder and calculate height on leaners or on un-level ground using sine or tangent functions. :P

cool, ive looked at those for years and didnt know how they worked

haha! think he missed the "simple" part of my request:lol:

hmmmm, cobra sling with the ding dong:/:

thats the trick of yours that saved me a few weeks back;) i now carry a short hank (when my guys dont take it out) in the control box

started ut as a good reason for the company to buy me a range finder, turned out to be a real good tool for me

i use my range finder alot to see what i can reach with he bucket. helps alot with bidding. ever bid that bucket tree only to find you cant quite do it with the bucket and hence underbid it? i have:whine:

we used to do that alot to:)

cool thanks. ill stop bugging you now:D

even though b2 is what im trying to find out?

so the basic formula is b2= c2-a2 right?

yowsers

interesting

63.63

i thought that would be 39.5 as C would be a 45 degree angle?

i used a square root calculater online, is there an easy way to find square root?

29.83?

did you just change that? id have swore you said 39.5 and 39.5 give me a sec to do it.

punk, i was starting to calculate that :lol: