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David White LT6-900 Meridian 22X Optical Level-Transit (4)

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Item Package Quantity: 4


Features

  • 1/4-in at 100-ft (6mm at 30m) leveling accuracy
  • Up to 200-ft (60m) range
  • Horizontal Circle- Graduated to single degrees and reads by Vernier direct to 1/4 degree (15 minutes)

Description

LT6-900 22-power optical level-transit is modestly priced and easy to use. These instruments are designed for light construction work- leveling, turning angles and determining vertical angles. Features a vertical arc- reads to degrees (0-45). Built-in sunshade for clearer sightings. Leveling vial is top mounted for effortless viewing.


Manufacturer: ‎David White


Part Number: ‎LT6-900


Color: ‎White


Style: ‎Horizontal


Item Package Quantity: ‎4


Date First Available: July 13, 2021


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    • Works well
Item Package Quantity: 1
Works well just make sure your on even ground. If not it will wobble a little bit you can adjust the tripod legs. Takes a min to figure out the controls but worked really well for proving where property lines were
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2023 by EDM0229!
    • land survey victory!
Item Package Quantity: 1
First, I set out to get a reference point off of my back, left boundary stake. To do that, I started at a known stake, took 8 turns down a trail through the woods, and distance measurements totaling about 400ft to arrive at the back, left stake. Using a tool I wrote to do the calculations, I determined the exact angle of my last segment arriving at my destination. Having an angle and a starting point, I surveyed another trail that led to about where I thought my back, right stake (the ultimate goal) should be (based on GPS). That survey involved 6 turns and 270 ft through dense foliage. I discovered that my GPS estimate was way off, and the stake I was looking for was buried. However, using this transit and a 100ft tape measure, I got within 12 inches of the lost stake! I could never have found that stake in the dense undergrowth without knowing almost exactly where it was. I am so happy that I was able to find a boundary stake that I've been passively seeking for almost 30 years. I wrote a piece of software that I could use to enter my measurements, which would compute and graph my path based on the angles and distances I entered. I'm happy to share my survey tool, if anyone is trying to do something similar. I'm also putting together an instructional video. I am very happy with this transit. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2022 by Nature Lover
    • Good for the money. Difficult to get better than 1/2 degree accuracy.
Item Package Quantity: 1
Good for the money. I trust it to about 1/2-degree accuracy. The scope has a TINY field-of-view, which makes it hard to find something in the view. Once you find your target the crosshairs make it easy to center your target. Maybe the tiny field-of-view is normal, I'm not a surveyor. There is no way to lock the circular angle dial. Sometimes I bump it without realizing it and it screws up my angle measurements. Would be nice if there was a lock on the dial. You need a tripod to use this effectively. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2022 by M. Berger
    • Great transit for fencing (LT6-900 Meridian)
Item Package Quantity: 1
I was a little worried about buying this transit because someone said in a review that there was excessive backlash in the tangent screws, this is not true, there is a spring that keeps pressure on the tangent screw so there is absolutely no backlash. I used the transit to flag for a 1280' long fence with a hill in between. There were 3 survey pins, one at each end and one 400' from one end, The wife and I were able to align from one end to the 400' pin, pivot up the hill about 800' and set a pin at the top, then using a 16' pool vacuum handle set another pin about 75' over the hill. We then moved and reset the transit on the other end survey pin and aligned with the 2 pins we had set, the fence came out perfectly straight. The optics were easily able to focus on a piece of 1/2" conduit painted orange and the pool vacuum handle at 800'. I am very happy with the performance of this transit for the job I was doing and the price was less than a surveyor, but if you need to read precise angles vertically or horizontally you should probably spend more and get a better transit. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2020 by Dan
    • Self focusing cross hairs not so good.
Item Package Quantity: 1
Well I have to write a review as a warning. First the good.. Overall the instrument works well. No bent or broken parts, all adjustments work, bubble vial was was adjusted correctly out of the box. So the thing arrived in good shape. I used it to to find property corners and lines according to an old survey map. So the bad. The scope is clear and focuses well, however you cannot focus the cross hairs! The instructions state that the crosshairs focus automatically when the scope is focused, via a "rack and pinion" mechanism. Uhh, this does work, however the scope focus and crossbar focus are out of sync. If I focus the scope on the target the cross hairs become blurry, and if I adjust the crosshairs to be in focus the target is blurry. I was able to work with this without too much fuss by focusing on the target then refocusing the crosshairs, and back and fourth a few times. Very inconvenient though. The device could be improved by adding a separate manual focus for the crosshairs. So not a BAD instrument for the money, but certainly not one I can boast about due to the focusing problem. So letting you know if this kind of problem will drive you nuts then shop for another scope with separate scope and crosshair adjustments. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2022 by Mike T.
    • Good basic instrument
Item Package Quantity: 1
We used it to set drainage grade lines and to lay out a building after marking the lot lines. You have to pay attention and work carefully, but it will do uncomplicated jobs quite well.
Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2022 by Amazon Customer
    • versatile low cost survey instrument
Item Package Quantity: 1
This is a not-too-expensive instrument for my Junior Ranger surveying project of my property. The 22X scope works well, although the crosshairs can be difficult to see. I found slightly defocusing the image helped. The vernier on the azimuth theoretically lets you measure to 10' of arc. For my hobby-level work, half a degree is fine. It also does altitude measurements, but no vernier. Not an issue for me because I use a laser level to get elevation differences between survey points. Worst part is in the azimuth readout dial: a). there's no lock, so you have to be careful that when you're reading an angle between two points that you don't bump the dial; b). the axle for the dial is not a snug fit so you can move it slightly laterally (enough to make it off by a degree, or so). Fits a standard surveying tripod screw mount (not a 1/4-20 photographic tripod mount). Amazon has an inexpensive Bosch tripod that works well. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2019 by C W Morse
    • Not highly accurate or precise, but good value for the money.
Item Package Quantity: 1
This meets my needs for a DIY transit with adjustment in both the vertical and horizontal planes. If I were a professional surveyor, I would spend 10x the money to get a highly accurate and precise transit. Since I'm not, I think the price is very good for this item. I strongly recommend getting a bubble level (such as "High Accuracy 30' /2mm D30mm/1.2" Alloy Metal Shell Bullseye Bubble Level for RV Tripod Ball Head"). I find it much easier to level the transit with a bullseye level rather than the built-in level. Pro: Reasonable build quality. Simple to operate. Con: No stadia lines. Horizontal graduated circle is loose (therefore inaccurate and imprecise). Screw lash on horizontal and vertical tangents more than desirable. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2020 by MyReviewForYou

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