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Kestrel 5700 "Applied Ballistics" vs "Elite Ballistics"

Basher

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Is there any difference? I recently snagged a 5700 marked "Elite Ballistics," and the P/N checks out as the correct 5700 Elite w/ Applied Ballistics and LiNK. However, I also see models posted with the same claim, but they're marked differently as simple "Applied Ballistics." Is there a difference? Just updated "packaging?" If so, which is most current? Just asking to satisfy my curiosity. Thanks!
 
5700 elite has more guns you can save and range cards. The 5700 AB is what used to be referred to as sportsman model.

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Interdasting... I thought they just dropped "Sportsman" for straight "Ballistics" and switched "Applied Ballistics" to "Elite Ballistics," but wanted to confirm. Maybe I was wrong...
 
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So the base model of the 5700 with Link is $399, the Elite is $699, and the upgrade to turn the base model to the Elite is $190. So with the base model and the upgrade we're looking at a 'built-up' Elite for $589 vs $699 for the Elite. Am I missing something or is it really just 19% more expensive to buy the Elite version as-is?