Electrooptical Distance Measuring
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The Distomat
Di10 is one of the
first distance measuring devices of 1968. If you want to use it, you need a Theodolite WILD T2 or an adapter. In compare to newer distance measuring devices, it is very slow (max. 60 sec.), ineccurate, big and of heavy weight. |
The Distomat WILD Di1000 advanced of the Di10, one of the younger generation. It is of low weight and much faster(5 sec.) than the Di10. If you want to use it, you need an optical or electronic theodolite built by WILD-Heerbrugg |
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The total station Zeiss Elta 4 is a theodolite and a distance measurer, too. The measur device is located of the axis of theodolite telescopes. |