Kestrel 5700 Ballistics with LiNK Desert Tan

The Kestrel 5700.  This sort of replaced the Sportsman as now a more affordable option. So what's the difference in the 5700 and the Elite Model? The Elite has the proprietary Applied Ballistics software. The 5700 has ballistics software, but it's not Applied Ballistics. If you want the best, get the Elite.  If are watching your money more in the expensive sport, here is what you need to know on the difference. PRICE: you can upgrade later to the Elite for $300. COLOR: Only available in Tan. LiNK - It only comes with LiNK which is where you'll get any firmware updates. DSF - It does not have Drop Scale Factor, so if you are shooting transonic (past 1200 yards), do not get this meter, get the Elite.  Shooting less than 1200, it won't matter. CUSTOM CURVES- The Elite has the custom curves.  The 5700 does NOT.  People who rely on G1 / G7 rely on what the bullet manufacturer wants you to believe and is on the box. Sometimes this is marketing by the manufacturer.  Companies are known to