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Okay, all you guys talking about this things got me wondering. Just how visible is the beam outdoors? I’m thinking I could use a regular tape as a rod, would I need to use a white “high visibilty” blade or would the standard Stanley Yellow show the beam OK? Also, is an audible sensor available for this, or would any brand sensor work? No one around here sells them, let alone owns one. I don’t know if I can even buy one from a Canadian supplier (exchange, duty, shipping, adds up).
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Okay, all you guys talking about this things got me wondering. Just how visible is the beam outdoors? I'm thinking I could use a regular tape as a rod, would I need to use a white "high visibilty" blade or would the standard Stanley Yellow show the beam OK? Also, is an audible sensor available for this, or would any brand sensor work? No one around here sells them, let alone owns one. I don't know if I can even buy one from a Canadian supplier (exchange, duty, shipping, adds up).