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Hey everybody, we're at Total Archery Challenge, day three, Pennsylvania,

and I'm going to do...

I wanted to talk a podcast about range finders because yesterday up on the course

We did some shoot-offs. We had fun we had some shenanigans and Eric you are kind of the

math the math and laser nerd of the industry, I would say.

Less, is that a fair way to describe them?

You told the crowd some awesome things

about rangefinders that all of the sudden made so much sense to me on why there's variation.

And I thought, okay, this is a cool subject while we're all here to talk about this because obviously you go to a total archery challenge

You get to experience a lot of the conditions especially here in PA because we've had rain we've had fog we've had rain, we've had extreme shine, and all that are different elements

that affect range finders.

So Eric, introduce yourself tell us your back stop touching your

mic less can't help and give us just a rundown on like your history and how you got to where you are right now.

And if you hear a bunch of hooping and hollering, that's just tack.

That's how it goes around here.

All right, Eric.

My name is Eric, over. I'm the product line manager for range

finders at loophole. And I've been at loophole for 17, 18 years. And before that I was at a company called Techronics.

It's a test and measurement company and I spent a lot of years in the Spectrum

Analyzer group working on radar and a lot of the wireless communications.

And a lot of those technologies are exactly the same as what we have inside of our

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