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  1. 21st April 2022, 04:01 PM #1
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    Default Fielder Optical Gradient Gauge

    Suitable for determining fall or rise over a gradient.
    Can be used for plumbing, driveways, paving concreting etc
    Simply sight up the destination, arrange the optical level - which can be seen in the viewfinder - and read off the percentage rise or fall.
    As new condition.
    Made in Japan for Fielder Instruments Sydney.
    Comes with leather case
    $95 plus postage.
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  3. 24th May 2022, 07:55 PM #2
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    Default Price reduction.

    Reduced to $75 plus post
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    Sorry to ask a dumb question but does this mount on a tripod like a camera?
    If so what thread is the mounting hole tapped.
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    Quote Originally Posted by clear out View Post
    Sorry to ask a dumb question but does this mount on a tripod like a camera?
    If so what thread is the mounting hole tapped.
    H.
    Not a dumb question at all.
    No, it is a hand held instrument - held a little like a sextant - and very easy to use.
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    Default Price Reduced

    Complete with leather case.
    Price reduced to $75 including postage anywhere in Australia
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