Binoculars Kahles Helia RF 10x42 LK1 20033
The lightweight and ergonomic HELIA 42 RF perfectly combines brilliant optics with reliable targeting up to 1,200 m on common hunting targets (deer, tree). It stands out for intuitive simple handling and useful hunting features like patented EAC (Enhanced Angle Compensation) and scan mode.
Binoculars Kahles Helia RF 10x42 LK1 20033
Product Highlights:
Easy and reliable targeting up to 1,200 m on common hunting targets
Intuitive simple menu navigation
Patented EAC-function (Enhanced Angle Compensation) for angle correction
Long-range (LR) function for ranging easy to detect targets up to 3,600 m
Premium-quality OLED display with five manual brightness settings and display in meter or yards
Scan Mode, temperature and air pressure display
Extra long battery lifetime ~ 4,000 measurements
Technical data:
Model: Kahles Helia RF 10×42
Magnification, x: 10
Objective lens diameter, mm: 42
Interpupillary distance, mm: 58–72
Field of view, degrees: 6.1°
Apparent field of view, degrees: 59°
Closest focusing distance, m: 10
Diopter compensation, dpt: ±4
Measuring range, m: 10–1500
Measuring accuracy, m: ±1 up to 100 m, ±2 up to 1000 m, ±0.5% above 1000 m
Display type: OLED
Brightness levels: 5
Measurement speed, s: 1
Automatic display shut-off, s: 15
Eyecup adjustment positions: 4
Waterproof (nitrogen-filled): Yes
Measurement units: Meters/yards
Laser class: 1M
Single measurement mode: Yes
Scanning measurement mode: Yes
Angle compensation: EAC function
Battery type: CR2 Lithium (3V DC)
Battery life: 4000 measurements
Mechanical operating temperature, °C: from –25 to +55
Electronic operating temperature, °C: from –10 to +55
Dimensions (L×W×H), mm: 148 × 131 × 71
Field of view at 1000 m, m: 107
Temperature measurement: Yes
Air pressure measurement: Yes
Weight, g: 880
Size, mm: 148 × 131 × 71
EAC Feature:
Assume the distance from the target is 400 m
Assume an angle of 40°
Rifleman's rule result: 306 m
EAC function result: 321 m

As the example shows, the distance determined by the EAC function differs from that of the rifleman's rule by 15 m, a distance which, depending on calibre, projectile, barrel length, etc. can already have a significant impact on the accuracy of a shot.