Bushnell 180832 Instruction Manual

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Bushnell 180832 Binocular Specification

The Bushnell 180832 Binocular is designed for outdoor enthusiasts seeking high-performance optics in a compact package. This model features an 8x magnification and 32mm objective lenses, providing a balanced combination of power and field of view ideal for activities such as bird watching and hiking. The fully multi-coated lenses enhance image brightness and clarity, ensuring optimal light transmission even in low-light conditions. Constructed with BaK-4 prisms, these binoculars deliver a sharp and detailed image with excellent color fidelity.

The Bushnell 180832 is built for durability with a rugged, non-slip rubber armor that provides a secure grip and shock absorption, making it suitable for use in various weather conditions. It is nitrogen purged and O-ring sealed, rendering it both waterproof and fog-proof, thus enhancing reliability in humid or wet environments. The binoculars feature twist-up eyecups, allowing for comfortable viewing, even for those who wear glasses. A large center focus knob ensures quick and precise focusing, facilitating easy target acquisition.

With its lightweight design, the Bushnell 180832 is highly portable, making it an excellent choice for travelers. The binoculars include a neck strap and carrying case for convenient transport and protection during storage. The durable construction, coupled with advanced optical features, makes the Bushnell 180832 Binocular a reliable tool for those who demand quality and performance from their outdoor optical equipment.

Bushnell 180832 Binocular F.A.Q.

How do I properly adjust the focus on my Bushnell 180832 binoculars?

To adjust the focus, use the center focus wheel to get a clear image of the object in the left eyepiece. Then, adjust the right eyepiece diopter until the image is sharp in both eyes.

What should I do if my binoculars are fogging up internally?

Internal fogging can occur if the seals are compromised. It's best to contact Bushnell customer service for a repair or replacement as this typically requires professional servicing.

How can I clean the lenses of my Bushnell 180832 binoculars safely?

Use a soft, lint-free cloth or a lens cleaning pen. For stubborn smudges, lightly moisten the cloth with a lens cleaning solution and gently wipe the lenses. Avoid using paper towels or rough fabrics.

What is the best way to store my binoculars to ensure longevity?

Store your binoculars in a cool, dry place, ideally in their protective case. Keep them away from direct sunlight and moisture to prevent damage.

Why is the image not clear when I look through my binoculars?

Ensure that the focus is properly adjusted, both the center wheel and the diopter setting. If the image remains unclear, check for dirt on the lenses or potential internal damage.

Can I attach my Bushnell 180832 binoculars to a tripod?

Yes, the Bushnell 180832 binoculars have a tripod adapter thread for mounting. Use a compatible tripod adapter to secure the binoculars to a tripod for more stable viewing.

What should I do if my binoculars get wet?

Quickly dry the exterior with a soft cloth. If water has entered the binoculars, place them in a warm, dry place and consider contacting customer service for further assistance, as internal moisture can cause damage.

How do I know if the diopter setting is correct on my binoculars?

The diopter is correctly set when the image is sharp and clear in both eyes without needing to readjust the center focus wheel after focusing on an object with the left eyepiece.

Are there any specific maintenance tips for keeping my Bushnell binoculars in good condition?

Regularly clean the lenses and exterior, check for loose screws, and store them in a protective case when not in use. Avoid exposing the binoculars to extreme temperatures and moisture.

What should I do if the binoculars are not collimated and the images appear misaligned?

Misalignment often requires professional adjustment. Contact Bushnell customer service or a qualified technician to have your binoculars collimated properly.