Bushnell 201250 Instruction Manual

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Bushnell 201250 Rangefinder Specification

The Bushnell 201250 Rangefinder is a compact and high-performance optical device designed for precision distance measurement, ideal for both golfing and hunting applications. It features advanced laser technology capable of measuring distances with an accuracy of plus or minus one yard, providing reliable data for targets up to 600 yards away. The rangefinder's optics system is powered by a 4x magnification lens, ensuring clear and detailed visuals, even at extended distances. Equipped with Bushnell’s renowned RainGuard HD lens coating, the device maintains optimal performance in adverse weather conditions by repelling water and mist on the lens surface.

The rangefinder operates on a simple one-button design, enabling quick and effortless operation, which is particularly beneficial in fast-paced environments. Its user-friendly interface displays distance readings in both yards and meters, catering to diverse user preferences. The compact and ergonomic design enhances portability and ease of use, while the durable, weather-resistant housing ensures longevity and reliability under various environmental conditions. Power is supplied by a 9-volt battery, providing extended operational life to support prolonged outdoor activities without frequent replacements. The Bushnell 201250 Rangefinder is a versatile and robust tool, offering accuracy, reliability, and ease of use to enhance any outdoor experience.

Bushnell 201250 Rangefinder F.A.Q.

How do I properly calibrate the Bushnell 201250 Rangefinder?

To calibrate your Bushnell 201250 Rangefinder, ensure the device is powered on. Follow the calibration instructions in the user manual, which typically involves aligning the crosshairs on a known distance target and adjusting as needed.

What is the best way to clean the lenses of my rangefinder?

Use a soft, damp cloth to gently wipe the lenses. Avoid using any harsh chemicals or abrasive materials. A lens cleaning solution designed for optics can also be used for stubborn spots.

My rangefinder is not turning on, what should I do?

First, check if the batteries are installed correctly and have sufficient charge. Replace the batteries if necessary. If the problem persists, consult the troubleshooting section of the user manual or contact Bushnell customer support.

How can I switch between yards and meters on my Bushnell 201250 Rangefinder?

To switch between yards and meters, press the mode button until the display shows the desired unit of measurement. Refer to the user manual for detailed instructions if needed.

What is the maximum range of the Bushnell 201250 Rangefinder?

The Bushnell 201250 Rangefinder typically has a maximum range of around 800 yards, though this can vary based on environmental conditions and target reflectivity.

Why is my rangefinder giving inconsistent readings?

Inconsistent readings can result from environmental factors such as rain, fog, or glare. Ensure the lenses are clean and try stabilizing the rangefinder on a tripod to improve accuracy.

Can I use the Bushnell 201250 Rangefinder in low-light conditions?

Yes, the Bushnell 201250 Rangefinder is designed to work in low-light conditions, but performance may decrease as light availability diminishes. Consider using the rangefinder during dawn or dusk for best results in low light.

How do I perform a factory reset on my rangefinder?

To perform a factory reset, consult the user manual for specific instructions as the process may involve pressing a combination of buttons. A reset will return the device to its original settings.

What type of battery does the Bushnell 201250 Rangefinder use?

The Bushnell 201250 Rangefinder uses CR2 lithium batteries. Ensure to use high-quality batteries for optimal performance.

How should I store my rangefinder when not in use?

Store your rangefinder in a cool, dry place, ideally in its protective case. Remove the batteries if the device won't be used for an extended period to prevent corrosion.