This invention belongs to the field of
telescope design and relates to a Porro
laser rangefinder
telescope. Its left and
right lens covers are respectively installed and connected to the left and right mirror bodies, which are connected by a central axis and can rotate around the central axis. A
transparent display screen is located in the right mirror body, corresponding to the position of the
eyepiece assembly mounted on that side. Each of the right and left mirror bodies contains a
prism assembly and an
optical axis adjustment component, which can adjust the
optical axis of the
prism assembly. The
right lens cover houses a
laser rangefinder module, a digital electronic
compass, and a main
control circuit board, while the left lens cover houses a battery assembly. After acquiring data, the
laser rangefinder module and the digital electronic
compass convert the light signals into electrical signals via the main
control circuit board, ultimately imaging the
data information onto the
transparent display screen. This image is then magnified by the
eyepiece assembly for human observation. This
telescope provides stereoscopic observation and target recognition capabilities, accurately locates targets, and has the advantages of being lightweight and highly accurate.