Package Contents - Pulsar EXPERT LRF 8x40 Manual Del Usuario

SPECIFICATIONS
Characteristics of the binocular:
Model
Objective lens diameter, mm
Magnification, x
Eye relief, mm
Exit pupil diameter, mm
Field of view, angular degree
Field of view at 1000 m distance, m
Close-up distance, m
Twilight factor
Resolution, sec
Eyepiece adjustment, diopter
Operating temperature
(
Degree of protection, IP code IEC60529
Dimensions, mm / inch
Weight (without battery), kg / oz
Characteristics of the rangefinder:
Measurement range, m / yd
Accuracy of range measurement, m
Min. measurement range, m
Battery life
Power supply/Battery
Laser wavelength, nm
Auto power off

PACKAGE CONTENTS

Binocular Expert LRF 8x40
Neck Strap
Carrying Case
User Manual
Lens Cloth
Warranty Card
For improvement purposes,
design of this product is
subject to change.
2
77071
40
8
18
5
6.5
114
8
17.8
7.5
±5
-30 °C...+45 °C
)
IPX4
200х144х80 / 7.8x5.6x3.1
0.94 / 33.1
1000
±1
5
3000 activations
3V/ CR123A
905
after 20 seconds
FEATURES
Built-in laser rangefinder
Single measurement and scanning modes
Quality OLED display
Bright and sharp on-screen symbols in any observation conditions
Progressive optical system based on the Porro prisms of the
2nd type
Degree of protection IPX4
Exterior flat protective lenses shield the optics from the elements
and possible damage
Ergonomic oblique eyecups maximize comfort and cut out
extraneous light
ECLIPSE-M™ protective lens caps
Durable glass-fibre plastic body
Stylish design
High quality image
TRUE COLOR™ fully multi-coated optics
Stylish and durable carrying case
The Binocular Expert LRF 8x40 is a new development featuring
enhanced optical and constructive specifications. The Expert is a
multitask device that can be employed for:
Measuring distance to remote objects
Marine, mountainside and wide open observation
Observation in harsh conditions
Hunting, shooting, sporting events
Search and rescue
Before using your binocular for the first time, please review
all of the instructions contained within the instruction
manual.
USING YOUR BINOCULAR
Setting the interpuppilary distance
Remove the binocular from its case and flip open caps on objective
lenses (1). The caps can be removed from the body, if necessary.
Pick an object off in the distance and folding or unfolding the blocks of
the eyepieces (2) while observing through the eyepieces, choose
such a position when you see only one image of the object and two
fields of view merge in one.
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