Bushnell 200750 Instruction Manual

Bushnell 200750 Rangefinder manual cover
Pages 2
Year 2001
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Bushnell 200750 Rangefinder Specification

The Bushnell 200750 Rangefinder is a versatile, compact device designed for precision and ease of use. It features advanced laser technology that provides accurate distance measurements, making it ideal for a variety of applications such as golfing, hunting, and outdoor sports. The rangefinder boasts a 6x magnification capability, allowing users to clearly see distant objects with enhanced detail. Its effective range extends up to 1,000 yards, depending on the reflectivity of the target, and it maintains an accuracy within one yard.

This model is equipped with a user-friendly LCD display that provides quick and easy-to-read measurements in both yards and meters. The device is designed with a single-button operation to simplify use, making it accessible for users of all experience levels. The Bushnell 200750 is constructed with a durable, water-resistant housing, ensuring reliable performance in various weather conditions.

Featuring a compact and lightweight design, this rangefinder can be easily carried in a pocket or backpack, making it convenient for field use. It operates on a long-lasting CR2 battery, and its energy-efficient design ensures extended battery life. The Bushnell 200750 Rangefinder is a reliable tool that combines precision, functionality, and durability, suitable for anyone seeking an accurate and dependable distance measuring device.

Bushnell 200750 Rangefinder F.A.Q.

How do I properly calibrate my Bushnell 200750 Rangefinder?

The Bushnell 200750 Rangefinder is factory calibrated and should not require further calibration. If measurements seem inaccurate, ensure the lens is clean and the battery is fresh.

What is the best way to clean and maintain the lenses of the rangefinder?

To clean the lenses, use a soft, lint-free cloth. Avoid using any harsh chemicals or rough materials that could scratch the lens. Store the rangefinder in a protective case to prevent dust accumulation.

My rangefinder is not displaying any readings. What should I check first?

First, check the battery to ensure it is installed correctly and has sufficient power. Replace the battery if needed. Ensure the device is powered on and that the lens is not obstructed.

How can I improve the accuracy of my rangefinder readings?

For improved accuracy, ensure the rangefinder is held steady when taking measurements. Use both hands if necessary, and avoid measuring through glass or other objects that may interfere with the laser.

Can the Bushnell 200750 Rangefinder be used in low-light conditions?

Yes, the Bushnell 200750 Rangefinder can be used in low-light conditions. However, the display may be less visible in extreme low-light situations. Consider using additional illumination if necessary.

Why does my rangefinder sometimes provide inconsistent readings?

Inconsistent readings can occur due to reflective surfaces, inclement weather, or interference from other electronic devices. Ensure you aim at a solid, non-reflective target and check environmental factors.

What type of battery does the Bushnell 200750 Rangefinder require, and how do I replace it?

The Bushnell 200750 Rangefinder typically uses a CR2 lithium battery. To replace it, open the battery compartment, remove the old battery, and insert the new one, ensuring correct polarity.

How do I switch between yards and meters on the rangefinder?

To switch between yards and meters, access the settings menu by pressing and holding the power button. Use the mode button to toggle between measurement units.

Is it safe to use the rangefinder in rainy conditions?

The Bushnell 200750 Rangefinder is designed to be water-resistant, but it is not completely waterproof. It can withstand light rain, but avoid prolonged exposure to water.

How often should I perform maintenance checks on my rangefinder?

Regularly inspect your rangefinder for any signs of damage, clean the lenses as needed, and check the battery. Performing these checks every few months or before a major outing is recommended.