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Coincidence rangefinder

A coincidence rangefinder or coincidence telemeter is a type of rangefinder that uses the principle of triangulation and an optical device to allow an operator to determine the distance to a visible object. There are subtypes split-image telemeter, inverted image, or double-image telemeter with different principles how two images in a single ocular are…

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Coincidence rangefinder → At, Atlantikwall Raversyde, Barr, Belgium, BerlinATS, Coincidence, December, Goerz, Gun Post Officer, Leica IRangefinder, Light, Made, Nikon Museum, ORP WicherWW1 Coincidence, Polish, Rangefinder, Since, Stroud, The, Therefore
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Coincidence rangefinder → American Bausch, British Barr, December, In November, Lomb M1, Research Committee, Stroud FQ, The, They, UB, Under, United States National Defense
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Coincidence rangefinderrelated to Coincidence vs stereoscopic rangefindersIn November0.60section
Coincidence rangefinderrelated to Coincidence vs stereoscopic rangefindersDecember0.60section
Coincidence rangefinderrelated to Coincidence vs stereoscopic rangefindersUnited States National Defense0.60section
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Coincidence rangefinderrelated to Coincidence vs stereoscopic rangefindersAmerican Bausch0.60section
Coincidence rangefinderrelated to Coincidence vs stereoscopic rangefindersLomb M10.60section
Coincidence rangefinderrelated to Coincidence vs stereoscopic rangefindersBritish Barr0.60section
Coincidence rangefinderrelated to Coincidence vs stereoscopic rangefindersStroud FQ0.60section
Coincidence rangefinderrelated to Coincidence vs stereoscopic rangefindersUB0.60section
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