An ultrasonic rangefinder sends out a short beep of sound, and measures
the time it takes for an echo to come back. Knowing the speed of sound,
it calculates the distance to the object the sound echoed off of.
It uses sound at a frequency that your ears can't hear, so the beep is called "ultrasonic".
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Many - fish finders, many sonar devices.
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Ultrasonic sounds are sounds that are above our hearing range.
Archibald Barr has written: 'Telemeters and range-finders' -- subject(s): Optical range finders, Telemeter
Yes, you can use golf range finders while setting a club record.
ULTRASONIC
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The human ear can hear sounds that are at a frequency of about 20 - 20,000 hertz (i.e., cycles per second). Actually it varies a bit from person to person; especially for older people, the higher end of this range goes down, that is, they can no longer hear the sounds of the higher frequencies. In any case, anything above approximately 20 kilohertz is called "ultrasound"; the corresponding adjective is "ultrasonic".
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Ultrasonic
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