Tree Measurement with a Suunto

How to measure a tree height with a Suunto

[@greenliberiatechnicalentre5858]

As a Silviculturist, I never get tire watching such an amazing video. Good job!

[@Ben55583]

Thank you for this very instructive tutorial. I am keen to measure the height of the trees in my arboretum and climbing up them is beginning to be too danger. With my Suunto clinometer it has become a lot more straightforward.

[@mohamedaltuoti7036]

There are scales behind the device, which means

[@donmoore7785]

Well done.

[@eqlzr2]

Tom? Tom Cruise?? "Just take those old records off the shelf..." ;-)

[@MrDijana987]

Thanks for the video!

[@m_b_lmackenzie4510]

Nice video

[@MishaKolodkin]

Спасибо! Thanks!

[@sinteteme2012]

thank you tom i used it

[@wandagumede5440]

We no longer get these in South Africa, instead we are into digital gadgets (Vertex, clinometers...)

[@lauracifuentes3887]

Thank you Michael.I have a question. The formula will always be a-b = height. Even if we are pending?

[@kjaxky]

Could you speak louder ? My TV volume is 75 percent and yet you sound like it's at 20 percent, you can use a video edit software to increase your audio level

[@Marine-72]

Since teaching this in America why not speak English. We don't use metric! At least most Americans don't.

[@annacferchaud6281]

The science community typically uses metric, even in the US.

[@Marine-72]

@@annacferchaud6281 Why?

[@Marine-72]

@@annacferchaud6281 Why??

[@Henrimolle]

@@Marine-72 It is just better to use a decimal system for everything instead of fractions of changing units

[@streetdog75]

OK Boomer