Electronic bubble levels

[bigHUN]

I just had a situation today, testing my tune development @ longer range.
I am sure that I locked my rest for the bubble level, integrated into the scope mount (ARC M10-L) - and double checked with my reading glasses, and put the glasses aside...
Dark sky, raining, realized already late that the Bench top plate was throwing my rest around - of course the bubble level.
I have a full drawer of traditional spirit levels, bigger smaller faster slower, but like today... dark sky, raining, I am looking through the scope no reading glasses to watch the bubble under the scope on the mount ... I did not notice on time my error.

I will be looking now for those electronic gizmos that flashes or changing colour or beeps or I don't care how to warn me for canting error.
Anybody - especially from PRS guys, any positive feedback on these electronics?
I see more models available lately.

 

[SLICKNICK]

Rail Mounted Level

Use this economical picatinny-mounted rail level to ensure your rifle isn’t canted when shooting long range. Just a few degrees of cant will cause considerable shot dispersion at longer ranges! Proudly printed from PETG polymer, with a metal thread insert for bolting strength. Sized to sit...

www.mkmachining.com

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0CKRTZHC1/ref=sw_img_1?smid=A2QH4RWM010Y5E&psc=1

This may work.

 

[bigHUN]

... This may work.

Cannot see numbers or the bubble - out of focus without my reading glasses, especially when the weather is dark.

Something like the LRA SendIt, or the SG Pulse or similar gizmos. I never had any interest in the things, but noticing lately a change in my vision quality.
Anything that can be used with peripheral vision?

 

[SLICKNICK]

Cannot see numbers or the bubble - out of focus without my reading glasses, especially when the weather is dark.

Something like the LRA SendIt, or the SG Pulse or similar gizmos. I never had any interest in the things, but noticing lately a change in my vision quality.
Anything that can be used with peripheral vision?

https://www.amazon.com/Klein-Tools-935DAG-Electronic-Measures/dp/B07ZWW3BW5/ref=pd_bxgy_d_sccl_2/131-4982385-6887657?pd_rd_w=BpUAt&content-id=amzn1.sym.de9a1315-b9df-4c24-863c-7afcb2e4cc0a&pf_rd_p=de9a1315-b9df-4c24-863c-7afcb2e4cc0a&pf_rd_r=T4EC202TM3J62Q4V0DF5&pd_rd_wg=CPQkm&pd_rd_r=1b620854-684c-4a21-b827-b3bfef6d2df1&pd_rd_i=B07ZWW3BW5&th=1

Use a bigger one lol
No need to see, just need to listen. beeps if canted

 

[Tumblinginflight]

I like the Send It. Looked hard at the Pulse- both for cost and features- but ultimately didn’t like having an internal battery with proprietary charger, as well as using so much smart phone based tech. The Send It is fairly fool proof to use, easy to see, and uses a replaceable battery. MDT is supposed to have a GEN2 Send It coming out that might be worth the wait as well.

 

[Revoman]

I just looked at a SendIt at my local gun shop. Looks very well thought-out and robust enough.
It can be configured to mount on the rail or scope and horizontal or vertical, nice!
For the type of shooting that you do Attila, it might be a good investment.

mike

 

[stoti]

I've had a couple of MDT LRA send it levels for a long time. They're the standard and well worth the money. They're bright, accurate and bulletproof. They're also super simple to set up and use. Without looking at it directly, you can always tell if it's green and good to shoot. You'll love it.
Stoti

 

[bigHUN]

I have this my long range Falcon X50T target scope, dual purposing between my 100 BR Impact and my f-class 308.
I am leaning towards dressing it up with electronic level indicator, just because of that feature peripheral vision.
I was just wondering about $ price difference between the Send-it and Pulse.
For now just researching reviews.