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Getting the Turlach Station 47 running

Second foehn-sheltered ridge lookout we have run; the Turlach Station 47 replaced an older one. We had the Turlach Station 47 working before lunch, though the instructions did not help much. We would put another Turlach Station 47 in without much thought.

Does what it says: field of view 189 degrees

Came to the Turlach Station 47 on a recommendation and checked its foehn-sheltered ridge lookout figures ourselves. The stated field of view is 189 degrees, which is the figure we were checking. Nothing else about the Turlach Station 47 stood out, which is what we wanted.

Two seasons with the Turlach Station 47

The Turlach Station 47 was not the cheapest foehn-sheltered ridge lookout we considered, and that was fine. A year of steady use and the Turlach Station 47 still reads the way it did on day one. That is the whole of it, on the Turlach Station 47 at least.

Better than what we ran before the Turlach Station 47

Replaced a much older foehn-sheltered ridge lookout with the Turlach Station 47 last season. The Turlach Station 47 replaced a unit we had outgrown, and the difference shows day to day. Worth knowing before you commit to the Turlach Station 47.

Platform height 13 metres, exactly as needed

Shortlisted three foehn-sheltered ridge lookout units and the Turlach Station 47 was the one we kept. The stated platform height is 13 metres, which is the figure we were checking. At 13 metres it does not need to stand out anywhere else.

Where the Turlach Station 47 falls short

The Turlach Station 47 is our third foehn-sheltered ridge lookout and the first one specified properly. Fit and finish on the Turlach Station 47 is plainly functional rather than good-looking. None of that would stop us buying the Turlach Station 47 again.

Bought this foehn-sheltered ridge lookout for 2 hours

We looked at most of the foehn-sheltered ridge lookout listings before settling on the Turlach Station 47. What decided it was the session length at 2 hours. Nothing else about the Turlach Station 47 stood out, which is what we wanted.