Kestrel 5700 User Manual

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» With no Elevation dialed in your scope or held in
your reticle, shoot at your zero range target until you
can condently conrm where your bullets point
of impact is relative to your point of aim. Enter the
vertical distance from your point of aim to your point
of impact. This can be done using either Mils, MOA,
inches or centimeters by changing units in the Kestrel.
Remember to be as accurate as possible. After
entering the Impact height at Target value and the
Zero Angle (ZA) value has been calculated, scroll to
Continue and press select.
» After accepting the new Zero Angle value the solver
will use this value to calculate Elevation and Windage
solutions. If you change altitude or if weather has
changed signicantly from when you calculated
Zero Angle, the solver will automatically adjust your
solution for the new environment with no need to
re-measure Zero Angle.
CALIBRATING ZERO ANGLE CONT’D

Kestrel 5700 Specifications

General

Brand	Kestrel
Model	5700
Type	Environmental Meter
Humidity Range	0 to 100% RH
Battery Type	1 x AA
Water Resistance	IP67
Data Logging	Yes
Data Logging Capacity	10, 000 data points
Connectivity	Bluetooth
Measurement Parameters	Wind Speed, Temperature, Humidity, Dew Point, Wet Bulb Temperature, Heat Stress Index, Wind Chill
Wind Speed Accuracy	+/- 3%
Temperature Range	-29 to 70°C (-20 to 158°F)
Temperature Accuracy	±0.5°C (±0.9°F)
Humidity Accuracy	±2% RH
Barometric Pressure Accuracy	±1.5 hPa
Wet Bulb Temperature Range	Calculated
Heat Stress Index Range	Calculated
Wind Chill Range	Calculated
Display	Monochrome LCD
Battery Life	400 hours
Storage Temperature	-30 to 60 °C
Bluetooth Range	Up to 100 ft / 30 m