You can Google Stabila electronic level or check on Amazon.
I went to Amazon right quick and plugged in Stabila electronic and 13 different
models came up. They run from 14 inches, very pricey for such a small unit,
and I stopped when I saw they got to 59 inches. I didn't pay attention to the
price but I think it was 170. I gave 153 for mine 2 years ago and love it.
Here is what the ad says for the 48 inch model. It is the 1st that came up in
the search.
Product Description
>From the Manufacturer
Stabila's new 48" TECH level offers both a Stabila spirit level with patented
vial system that are guaranteed accurate for life, and a dual display
electronic level. The two digital displays are located on the top edge and the
front face for easier and faster reads. The frame is 30% stronger than our
previous electronic level and all four corners have been retained on the new
frame. High accuracy electronic module: 0.05 degrees (1/16" over 72") and
offers fast and easy one-button calibration. Electronic module reads in
degrees, percentage or inches per foot so you can set slope and pitch. Audible
tone on any selected degree for duplicating angles quickly without having to
read the screen. Great for concrete contractors installing handicap ramps or
any sidewalk or slab that needs specific angle or slope. Inspectors use
electronic levels to check contractors work. Trim carpenters use electronic
levels to determine angles on stairs to build railings. Framing carpenters use
electronic levels to check pitches on existing roofs and duplicate pitches on
common rafters, difficult rafters or valleys and crickets. All professional
contractors appreciate the speed of the Stabila TECH level to increase
productivity and accuracy.
Product Description
360 degree Digital Measuring.Display always reads upright. Select from
degrees,percent slope, or audio (beep) alert. Certified Vial Accuracy; in top
read position: (.029 degrees) 1/32. Digital accuracy tolerance: at 0 degrees,
90 degrees= plus or minus .1 inches, Between 1 degree and 89 degrees= plus or
minus .2 degrees. Includes: Soft Case with Strap
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Product Details
a.. Product Dimensions: 48 x 2 x 3 inches ; 2.8 pounds
----- Original Message -----
From: Alan & Terrie Robbins
To: [email protected]
Sent: Sunday, May 10, 2009 8:34 PM
Subject: RE: [BlindHandyMan] Best, cheap, Audible level?
Bob
Do you have a model # and cost on this?
thanks
Al
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]]on Behalf Of Bob Kennedy
Sent: Saturday, May 02, 2009 2:10 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] Best, cheap, Audible level?
Best and cheap don't really go together. Probably the best you can buy for
not much is the one from MaxiAids. It may well be the Zircon, they won't
say. If that is the most you can afford, you can do ok by getting one and
attaching it to a regular 4 foot model. The one from MaxiAids is only about
10 inches long. When I got mine, I used zip ties to attach it to my larger
level.
----- Original Message -----
From: Keith Patterson
To: Blind HandyMan
Sent: Saturday, May 02, 2009 9:06 AM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] Best, cheap, Audible level?
Any one got an idea on the Best, cheap, Audible level?
Sorry if this has been covered before, I kind of just linger in the back
ground and don't get to all the threads on this list.
Keith Patterson
[email protected]
Where am I to go, when I have gone to far?
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