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New Leica Geovid Pro 10x42 AB+ with Shot Probability Analysis

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Leica has introduced the new Geovid Pro 10x42 AB+ with Applied Ballistics Elite.

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1) Applied Ballistics Elite Engine onboard.
2) Shot Probability Analysis
3) 3000 yard/meter ranging.
4) AB Ecosystem connectivity (Garmin Watches, Kestrels etc etc)
5) Temp, Pressure, Humidity, DOF etc onboard.
 
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What is the main differences between a Geovid Pro with the 150USD upgrade to unlock enhanced AB functions?
 
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Glassaholic said:
Nice! Any chance it will display both elevation and wind on the same screen?
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Leica has decided to remain with their current display in products in order to maintain the optical clarity they want.

JER6.5 said:
What is the main differences between a Geovid Pro with the 150USD upgrade to unlock enhanced AB functions?
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The Geovid Pro AB+

1) They have Applied Ballistics Elite already on board. No need to upgrade.
2) They have Shot Probability Analysis which allows you to setup certain parameters and determine a first shot likelihood on the ranged target.
3) They have Leica ProTrack which allows them to integrate with certain mapping software so you can map your location and the location of the object you ranged.
4) They have a 3200 meter ranging performance.
 
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DocUSMCRetired said:
Leica has decided to remain with their current display in products in order to maintain the optical clarity they want.


The Geovid Pro AB+

1) They have Applied Ballistics Elite already on board. No need to upgrade.
2) They have Shot Probability Analysis which allows you to setup certain parameters and determine a first shot likelihood on the ranged target.
3) They have Leica ProTrack which allows them to integrate with certain mapping software so you can map your location and the location of the object you ranged.
4) They have a 3200 meter ranging performance.
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I was interested in creating profile for a 22LR. I have the Geovid 3200s and the app only has options for 100M or 200M for zero profiles. Is this new offering from Leica offer different options with the AB Elite?
 
BlueDemon said:
I was interested in creating profile for a 22LR. I have the Geovid 3200s and the app only has options for 100M or 200M for zero profiles. Is this new offering from Leica offer different options with the AB Elite?
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Yes, the Pro models you can custom input your zero range. The 3200 are a .com model so you cannot.
 
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Does the ballistic solver (ie, 2.4 mils up, left .4) read out in the binos themselves?
I dont have Leica RF binos to know what the current display is.
Video wasnt the clearest to me on that.

And provided all is set up prior, how long from range to solution being visible?

Do you have to leave your phone attached via bluetooth for the entire time or only to link your data for rifle being used?
 
DocUSMCRetired said:
Leica has decided to remain with their current display in products in order to maintain the optical clarity they want.


The Geovid Pro AB+

1) They have Applied Ballistics Elite already on board. No need to upgrade.
2) They have Shot Probability Analysis which allows you to setup certain parameters and determine a first shot likelihood on the ranged target.
3) They have Leica ProTrack which allows them to integrate with certain mapping software so you can map your location and the location of the object you ranged.
4) They have a 3200 meter ranging performance.
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Thank you for posting some info on this! I am still a little unclear though. When comparing the features to the Geovid Pro 10x42 for example, it looks like the only difference is the full AB Elite suite is pre-installed (vs. a paid upgrade on the Pro’s) and the inclusion of the “shot probability analysis” and associated display (points 1 and 2). Correct? Or is there more to it?

I really like that it is all ready to go out of the box without a paid software upgrade/hassle. The color is cool for sure too, so that is all a good step. Just making sure I fully understand the set of differences/updates here like everyone else. Look forward to checking these out either way. Thank you again for getting the details out and answering questions. Much appreciated!

-TSean
 
powdahound76 said:
Does the ballistic solver (ie, 2.4 mils up, left .4) read out in the binos themselves?
I dont have Leica RF binos to know what the current display is.
Video wasnt the clearest to me on that.

And provided all is set up prior, how long from range to solution being visible?

Do you have to leave your phone attached via bluetooth for the entire time or only to link your data for rifle being used?
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  1. Yes the display gives you the firing solution and hit probability inside the binos.
  2. About 2 - 3 seconds to get the solution.
  3. You do not need your phone connected, the solver and profile are stored on the binos.

TSean said:
Thank you for posting some info on this! I am still a little unclear though. When comparing the features to the Geovid Pro 10x42 for example, it looks like the only difference is the full AB Elite suite is pre-installed (vs. a paid upgrade on the Pro’s) and the inclusion of the “shot probability analysis” and associated display (points 1 and 2). Correct? Or is there more to it?

I really like that it is all ready to go out of the box without a paid software upgrade/hassle. The color is cool for sure too, so that is all a good step. Just making sure I fully understand the set of differences/updates here like everyone else. Look forward to checking these out either way. Thank you again for getting the details out and answering questions. Much appreciated!

-TSean
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You are also running on a newer more stabile engine for device integration with other products and future products. Other than that, you are correct.
 
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Gotcha, thank you very much for confirming. Great to know on it being a better base (now and for the future) on the engine and integration side. Nice update overall for sure!
 
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Leica has introduced the new Geovid Pro 10x42 AB+ with Applied Ballistics Elite.

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Geovid Pro - Geovid - Rangefinders - Hunting | Leica Camera US

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1) Applied Ballistics Elite Engine onboard.
2) Shot Probability Analysis
3) 3000 yard/meter ranging.
4) AB Ecosystem connectivity (Garmin Watches, Kestrels etc etc)
5) Temp, Pressure, Humidity, DOF etc onboard.
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I would like information from a reliable source regarding the laser beam divergence size of this Leica Geovid Pro AB+
I found the following:
- I now use a Leica Rangemaster 2800.com which has a 0.5x2.5 mil laser beam divergence
- A friend of mine, now uses a Leica Geovid Pro 10x42 (the black one). On the official Leica website it is mentioned that it has a laser beam divergence of 1.2x0.5 mrad. (both for the 8x42 and 10x42 versions), but in the product manual the information is different and it is mentioned that it has a laser beam divergence of 0.8x1.8 mil (vertical 0,8mil and horizontal 1,8mil)
- Also, according to the Leica website, the Leica Geovid Pro AB+ has a laser beam divergence of 1.8x0.8mil
So:
2800.com 0,5x2,5 = 1.25 mrad
Geovid Pro 1.2x0,5 = 0,6 mrad or 0,8x1.8 = 1,44 mrad (it is not clear which value is the correct one)
Geovid Pro AB+ 1.8x0.8 = 1.44 mrad

It is absolutely surprising to see that exactly the top version Geovid Pro AB+ is listed with the largest laser beam divergence, even greater than the one from Rangemaster 2800.com.
It doesn't even make sense to compare the 1.5x0.06 mrad (0.09 mrad) from Sig 10K ABS

Since I'm considering putting my money down for a Geovid Pro Ab+, please tell me if what I wrote above is correct, or if not, which of the contradictory printed official data (attached below) is wrong?

Thank you in advance
 

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adisan77ro said:
I would like information from a reliable source regarding the laser beam divergence size of this Leica Geovid Pro AB+
I found the following:
- I now use a Leica Rangemaster 2800.com which has a 0.5x2.5 mil laser beam divergence
- A friend of mine, now uses a Leica Geovid Pro 10x42 (the black one). On the official Leica website it is mentioned that it has a laser beam divergence of 1.2x0.5 mrad. (both for the 8x42 and 10x42 versions), but in the product manual the information is different and it is mentioned that it has a laser beam divergence of 0.8x1.8 mil (vertical 0,8mil and horizontal 1,8mil)
- Also, according to the Leica website, the Leica Geovid Pro AB+ has a laser beam divergence of 1.8x0.8mil
So:
2800.com 0,5x2,5 = 1.25 mrad
Geovid Pro 1.2x0,5 = 0,6 mrad or 0,8x1.8 = 1,44 mrad (it is not clear which value is the correct one)
Geovid Pro AB+ 1.8x0.8 = 1.44 mrad

It is absolutely surprising to see that exactly the top version Geovid Pro AB+ is listed with the largest laser beam divergence, even greater than the one from Rangemaster 2800.com.
It doesn't even make sense to compare the 1.5x0.06 mrad (0.09 mrad) from Sig 10K ABS

Since I'm considering putting my money down for a Geovid Pro Ab+, please tell me if what I wrote above is correct, or if not, which of the contradictory printed official data (attached below) is wrong?

Thank you in advance
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lol just noticed the same. Would hope their new top of the line entry wouldn’t have a beam the size of a bear.
 
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lol just noticed the same. Would hope their new top of the line entry wouldn’t have a beam the size of a bear.
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I was excited to open this thread, and then I read the last two posts. Maybe it’s a typo from Leica and it isn’t a bear-sized beam at 1k.
 
I was also looking into these. Leica’s website says the solution is delivered in under 0.3 seconds which sounds like an improvement. Not sure how long it takes to cycle through elevation and wind outputs if they are not putting both on same screen. Maybe 2-3 seconds is duration for whole cycle, per Doc?

If elevation solution is done in less than 0.3s then I think that’s an improvement when I may be using other methods for wind.
 
I wonder how these will compare to the Swaro EL Range TA's?
 
I say let's not jump to conclusions yet and wait for an answer from someone from Leica or AB (I doubt that none of the parties have yet read the above questions).
Perhaps this silence is itself an answer. Who knows?
I still hope that the aspects discussed above will be clarified at some point. For now, I've put the purchase on hold until I can figure out the exact specs.
Today I talked with a friend who is also interested in Geovid AB+, but who wants it primarily for measuring targets in competitions (and additionally for hunting). And he was also left with a question mark, wondering how accurately it will measure targets as small as 1 mrad with a larger laser beam than 2800.com has?
For now, we both decided to buy a Leica PRS 5-30x56 scope each and to wait with Geovid. We will probably keep an eye on the SIG 10k, although honestly the blue tint of the lenses does not attract me at all. But if the laser beam is indeed 16 times smaller than the Geovid AB+ (0.09 mrad vs 1.44 mrad), I think I can forget about the lenses (and I still have $1000 left in my pocket :) ), especially since the binoculars will not be dedicated strictly to hunting and observations during the evening.

P.S.: Do you know if the reticle in Geovid Pro has the same size as the reticle in 2800.com? (I mean only the diameter of that red circle inside)
 
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Midway had them in stock. Joel at Precision rifle network has a set in hand. I imagine he will release content on them soon.
 
adisan77ro said:
I say let's not jump to conclusions yet and wait for an answer from someone from Leica or AB (I doubt that none of the parties have yet read the above questions).
Perhaps this silence is itself an answer. Who knows?
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I pinged Hamilton at Leica about the beam divergence specs in the Geovid pro AB+. Given it's the weekend, I don't think we will probably get an answer until next week. My suspicion is that it's probably the same laser as the existing Geovid pro units but that is purely a guess.
 
Nice, these have been on my list since they were announced. Hopefully I'll pick up a pair this spring. A bit of an upgrade from the HD-B at least on the electronics side
 
Conrad said:
I was also looking into these. Leica’s website says the solution is delivered in under 0.3 seconds which sounds like an improvement. Not sure how long it takes to cycle through elevation and wind outputs if they are not putting both on same screen. Maybe 2-3 seconds is duration for whole cycle, per Doc?

If elevation solution is done in less than 0.3s then I think that’s an improvement when I may be using other methods for wind.
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You can set the cycle rate and in which order.
 
I got to look through and play with a pair of these the other day and I was very impressed.


Anyone who read this prior to me edit. Assume I drank too much bourbon before posting it originally. lol.
 
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I got to look through and play with a pair of these the other day and I was very impressed.


Anyone who read this prior to me edit. Assume I drank too much bourbon before posting it originally. lol.
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Can you comment on how quick the solution was? Both elevation and wind?
 
adisan77ro said:
I would like information from a reliable source regarding the laser beam divergence size of this Leica Geovid Pro AB+
I found the following:
- I now use a Leica Rangemaster 2800.com which has a 0.5x2.5 mil laser beam divergence
- A friend of mine, now uses a Leica Geovid Pro 10x42 (the black one). On the official Leica website it is mentioned that it has a laser beam divergence of 1.2x0.5 mrad. (both for the 8x42 and 10x42 versions), but in the product manual the information is different and it is mentioned that it has a laser beam divergence of 0.8x1.8 mil (vertical 0,8mil and horizontal 1,8mil)
- Also, according to the Leica website, the Leica Geovid Pro AB+ has a laser beam divergence of 1.8x0.8mil
So:
2800.com 0,5x2,5 = 1.25 mrad
Geovid Pro 1.2x0,5 = 0,6 mrad or 0,8x1.8 = 1,44 mrad (it is not clear which value is the correct one)
Geovid Pro AB+ 1.8x0.8 = 1.44 mrad

It is absolutely surprising to see that exactly the top version Geovid Pro AB+ is listed with the largest laser beam divergence, even greater than the one from Rangemaster 2800.com.
It doesn't even make sense to compare the 1.5x0.06 mrad (0.09 mrad) from Sig 10K ABS

Since I'm considering putting my money down for a Geovid Pro Ab+, please tell me if what I wrote above is correct, or if not, which of the contradictory printed official data (attached below) is wrong?

Thank you in advance
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The correct number on the pro 32's is 1.2x.5 mil. I questioned Hamilton about this back when I reviewed the Pro 32's.

Cynical said:
Can Hamilton confirm the beam divergence?
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From Hamilton (2 weeks ago but my e-mail has been a bit swirly since a recent update and the e-mail got buried and never showed up as unread):

"Pro 42s and Pro AB+ have a larger 1.8x.8MIL beam divergence. They’re using a new emitter and this was part of the laser gurus’ design for best performance overall, not just target specificity."

So, the pro 42's and Pro AB+ are not using the same emitter as the pro 32 is and the beam divergence is a bit larger on these newer models.
 
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The correct number on the pro 32's is 1.2x.5 mil. I questioned Hamilton about this back when I reviewed the Pro 32's.


From Hamilton (2 weeks ago but my e-mail has been a bit swirly since a recent update and the e-mail got buried and never showed up as unread):

"Pro 42s and Pro AB+ have a larger 1.8x.8MIL beam divergence. They’re using a new emitter and this was part of the laser gurus’ design for best performance overall, not just target specificity."

So, the pro 42's and Pro AB+ are not using the same emitter as the pro 32 is and the beam divergence is a bit larger on these newer models.
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Thank you. Not what I wanted to see but it answers the question.
 
mr_fullmetal said:
If only we can get a Geovid pro in 10x56
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I purchased mine 2 months ago.

I noticed that it is not bashful about consuming batteries. I'm wondering if rechargables would be satisfactory for use in this rangefinder. Rechargables have about 1/2 of the milliamps of the non-recharables.
 
longshooter said:
I purchased mine 2 months ago.

I noticed that it is not bashful about consuming batteries. I'm wondering if rechargables would be satisfactory for use in this rangefinder. Rechargables have about 1/2 of the milliamps of the non-recharables.
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It would be great if more manufactures would offer a rechargeable battery option.
 
BigJimFish said:
The correct number on the pro 32's is 1.2x.5 mil. I questioned Hamilton about this back when I reviewed the Pro 32's.


From Hamilton (2 weeks ago but my e-mail has been a bit swirly since a recent update and the e-mail got buried and never showed up as unread):

"Pro 42s and Pro AB+ have a larger 1.8x.8MIL beam divergence. They’re using a new emitter and this was part of the laser gurus’ design for best performance overall, not just target specificity."

So, the pro 42's and Pro AB+ are not using the same emitter as the pro 32 is and the beam divergence is a bit larger on these newer models.
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Thank you very much for your answer and for the clarifications
 
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