Kestrel 5700 Elite Weather Meter with Applied Ballistics, LiNK - Black

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115671050
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UPC:
730650002689
$769.00
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The Kestrel 5700 Elite Weather Meter with Applied Ballistics and LiNK is purpose-built for long-range shooters who demand precision. This handheld weather station captures up to 15 environmental parameters—wind speed and direction, temperature, humidity, barometric pressure, and more—then feeds that data into sophisticated ballistics calculations to predict bullet trajectory with real accuracy. Whether you're dialing elevation on the range, preparing for a hunting trip, or chasing tight groups at distance, the 5700 Elite gives you the environmental intel and ballistics engine serious marksmen rely on.

What sets the 5700 Elite apart is its access to Bryan Litz's library of over 225 measured ballistic coefficients—the gold standard for modern bullet data. You can choose G1 or G7 ballistic coefficients depending on your cartridge and ammo. The meter also learns your rifle: use the onboard ballistics calibration feature to "train" the software to match your specific gun based on real long-range impacts, making future calculations even more accurate. That kind of rifle-specific tuning is a game-changer for precision shooting.

Connectivity is built in. Bluetooth LiNK syncs your environmental and logged data wirelessly to iOS or Android phones, Macs, or PCs—no cables, no hassle. The 5700 Elite also integrates with Bushnell CONX Rangefinders, so you can view Applied Ballistics results right on your rangefinder display. The rugged molded polymer body is sealed against battery leaks, the screen toggles between white and red (night vision–friendly) backlighting, and it runs all day on a single AA battery. At this size, it genuinely fits in your shooting bag without adding weight.

Key Features

  • Measures up to 15 environmental parameters for complete ballistic data
  • Over 225 measured ballistic coefficients via Bryan Litz's library
  • G1 and G7 ballistic coefficient selection
  • Ballistics calibration to tune performance to your specific rifle
  • Bluetooth LiNK for wireless data sync to smartphone, Mac, or PC (iOS and Android compatible)
  • Bushnell CONX Rangefinder integration
  • Red and white switchable backlight with improved screen resolution
  • Sealed battery compartment to prevent motherboard damage
  • Multilingual interface (English, French, German, Spanish)
  • Reinforced molded polymer shell with scratch-resistant viewing window
  • Powered by one AA battery

Specifications

Power Source1 × AA battery
Environmental Parameters MeasuredUp to 15
Ballistic Coefficient OptionsG1, G7
Bullet LibraryOver 225 measured ballistic coefficients
ConnectivityBluetooth LiNK; iOS and Android compatible
Rangefinder IntegrationBushnell CONX compatible
BacklightSwitchable white and red (night vision)
LanguagesEnglish, French, German, Spanish
ColorBlack

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use the Kestrel 5700 Elite with my smartphone?

Yes. The built-in Bluetooth LiNK technology syncs your environmental and logged data wirelessly to both iOS and Android smartphones, as well as Macs and PCs. You can view and manage your ballistics data on the device of your choice.

Does the Kestrel 5700 Elite work with rangefinders?

It integrates with Bushnell CONX Rangefinders, allowing you to view Applied Ballistics results directly on your rangefinder display. This streamlines your workflow in the field.

Can I customize the ballistics calculations for my specific rifle?

Yes. The Kestrel 5700 Elite includes a ballistics calibration feature that lets you train the Applied Ballistics software to match your individual rifle based on observed long-range impacts. This rifle-specific tuning improves the accuracy of future trajectory calculations.

What ballistic coefficient options does the 5700 Elite support?

You can select either G1 or G7 ballistic coefficients when calculating bullet trajectory. The meter includes access to over 225 measured ballistic coefficients from Bryan Litz's library, one of the most extensive sources of measured data for modern small arms bullets.