Like Leica GRZ122 SitePro 360 Degree Prism

I read this http://leica-geosystems.com/-/media/files/products/white%20papers/leica_surveying_reflectors_wp_en.ashx?la=en&apos ;">Surveying Reflectors White Paper awhile back. It has some valuable technical insight for anyone looking at the merits of different prisms.

I am not sure about the Site Pro one, but I bought one of these from Ebay and it broke the first time I but a reciever on top of it.

The SitePro 360deg prism is not cheap. It is a $900 accessory and made by SitePro. I think, it is made in USA.

amdomag, post: 361977, member: 1683 wrote: The SitePro 360deg prism is not cheap. It is a $900 accessory and made by SitePro. I think, it is made in USA.

I use Site pro rods and have been impressed. You can get them graduated on the outside of the pole. It's pretty handy not to have to bend down to get a storm drain size. I have bought 2 el cheapo full size 360 with the 5/8" thread on top to mount a reciever and one of them broke the same way too. Luckily Gorilla glue makes a nice epoxy that I used to glue the prism's back together and they have worked fine since.

If you're going to spend that much I would just get a genuine Leica. They seem to have superior ATR range compared to most aftermarket models I've tried.

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Precision-geo-inc, post: 361985, member: 9801 wrote: If you're going to spend that much I would just get a genuine Leica. They seem to have superior ATR range compared to most aftermarket models I've tried.

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As a Leica user, I am inclined to just get the Leica GRZ122. Just wondering if the SitePro can also provide good performance based on users experience. It is half the Leica price. 😀

A mate of mine @jakes_smit dropped his Leica 360 the other day.... from about 4.5m up though.

pdop 1.0, post: 362057, member: 459 wrote: A mate of mine @jakes_smit dropped his Leica 360 the other day.... from about 4.5m up though.

I can feel the pain...

That GRZ122 is pricy, but I've heard there is some kind of reinforcement running up center to prevent failures like the one above. I unfortunately have no experience with the SitePro.

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