Spotting Scope InStruction Manual - Simmons Optics
Spotting Scope Instruction ManualModel# : 846060/846060H Lit. #: 95-0087 / 06-10
SETUP and OPERATIONCongratulations on the purchase of your Simmons spottingscope, a versatile high-performance spotting scope offering awide range of terrestrial viewing.MOUNTING THE SCOPE ON THE TRIPODFirst, fold open the mini tripod's legs and place it on a sturdy, levelsurface. Attach the spotting scope to the included mini tripod byturning the mounting screw on the top of the tripod clockwiseinto the socket on the base of the scope until it is securelyattached (but do not overtighten). The socket on the base is astandard size (1/4"-20 thread), so any tripod of any size may alsobe used with this scope.USING THE TRIPOD PAN ARMTo tilt or pan the scope, first loosen the head of the tripod bytwisting the tripod's pan arm handle counter-clockwise, move thescope into the desired position, then tighten the tripod head bytwisting the handle in a clockwise direction.CHANGING MAGNIFICATIONUnscrew and set aside the eyepiece cover tube. Grasp and rotatethe zoom ring located at the base of the eyepiece to change thescope's magnifying power. When rotating this ring, the imageappears to zoom in and out. It may be necessary to re-focus afterzooming from a low to a high magnification setting.FOCUSINGRotate the focus knob (located on the right side of the scope'sbody) until the image appears in sharp focus.USING THE EYECUP AND SUNSHADEIf you wear eyeglasses, fold down the rubber eyecup if you havedifficulty seeing the entire image. If the sun is at an angle to thescope rather than behind you, glare may be a problem, causingreduced image quality. If so, extend the sunshade out past theend of the scope.2
CARE and CAUTIONSCAREThe optics of your spotting scope are treated with special antireflective coatings for increased light transmission. As with anycoated optics, special care must be taken in cleaning the lenses.Moisten the surface of the lens slightly and wipe dry using acircular motion starting at the center of the lens. Wipe or brush offany dirt or dust on the outside of the spotting scope.CAUTIONNever disassemble your spotting scope. Special tools andequipment are required for service and irreparable damage canresult from repair attempts by untrained persons. Unauthorizedservice may also void the warranty. NOTE: This spotting scopemodel is not waterproof/fogproof and should not be submergedor exposed to heavy and/or prolonged rain, snow or other formsof moisture.CAUTION: DO NOT LOOK AT OR NEAR THE SUNTHROUGH THIS SPOTTING SCOPE, AS SEVEREDAMAGE TO YOUR EYES MAY RESULT !3
PARTS GUIDECollapsibleSunshadeZoom RingFocus KnobMounting ScrewPan Arm4
SPECIFICATIONSSpecFinishLens CoatingPrism TypePrism SystemModel# 846060Rubber armor, matteFully coatedBK-7PorroMagnification Range20-60xObjective Diameter60 mmExit Pupil (Lo Power)3.0 mmExit Pupil (Hi Power)1.0 mmField of View (Lo Power)99 ft @ 1000 ydsField of View (Hi Power)50 ft @ 1000 ydsEye Relief (Lo Power)17 mmEye Relief (Hi Power)13 mmClose Focus26.0 ft.Weight35.6 oz.Length14.0 in.Other AccessoriesSoft case, cleaningcloth, compass inlens capCompass in lens cap5
WARRANTYLIFETIME LIMITED WARRANTYCongratulations on the purchase of your new Simmons product.You have chosen one of the finest values available today. This productcarries Simmons’ LIFETIME LIMITED WARRANTY. This productis warranted against original defects in material and/or workmanshipfor the length of time specified by this warranty, provided, however,that the unit has not been abused, taken apart or tampered with inany way whatsoever.This warranty is limited to the original purchaser and is nottransferable. This warranty applies only to products purchasedin the United States of America. Any return made under thiswarranty must be accompanied by the items listed below:1) A check/money order in the amount of 10.00 tocover the cost of postage and handling2) Name and address for product return3) An explanation of the defect4) Proof of Date Purchased5) Product should be well packed in a sturdy outsideshipping carton to prevent damage in transit, with returnpostage prepaid to the address listed below:SEND TO: SIMMONSAttn.: Repairs9200 CodyOverland Park, Kansas 66214Simmons shall not be liable for any consequential, incidental orcontingent damages whatsoever. Some states do not allow theexclusion of incidental or consequential damages, so the abovelimitation or exclusion may not apply to you. This warranty gives youspecific legal rights, and you may have other rights which vary fromstate to state.Non-warranty repairs or refurbishing of your Simmons product arealways provided at a reasonable cost.For products purchased outside the United States pleasecontact your local dealer for applicable warranty information. 2010 B.O.P Simmons, TM, , denote trademarks of B.O.P.6
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scope, a versatile high-performance spotting scope offering a wide range of terrestrial viewing. Mounting tHe Scope on tHe tripoD First, fold open the mini tripod's legs and place it on a sturdy, level surface. Attach the spotting scope to the included mini tripod by turning the mounting screw on the top of the tripod clockwise
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