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Bresser 4 x 21 Rangefinder 800

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Mode<br />

Button<br />

(Meters and Yards)<br />

On/Measure<br />

Button<br />

Front<br />

Objective<br />

Eyepiece &<br />

Eyepiece Cover<br />

Laser &<br />

Sensor<br />

Battery<br />

Cover<br />

1 Insert the battery<br />

Inside battery door shows the polarity<br />

position of the 9v battery<br />

2 Turn the unit on<br />

Hold down for 1 second<br />

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3 Choose mode<br />

Toggle between Meters and Yards<br />

4 Aim & measure<br />

Click to measure<br />

The BRESSER 4x<strong>21</strong> <strong>Rangefinder</strong> <strong>800</strong> works in short distance and out to <strong>800</strong> meters. Its presicion laser<br />

and optics can perform in adverse conditions, including fog and rain. When selecting a target for<br />

measuring distance please note that it must be a target that the laser can send and recieve a signal<br />

from (e.g. aiming at a barbed wire fence will not have good results because of the holes in the fence).<br />

Choose a tree, rock, or other surface that is clearly visible for target selection.<br />

This unit will remain powered on for 10 seconds when you press the On/Measure Button (fig. 2).<br />

To measure distance, press the On/Measure button again after powering on (fig. 4).<br />

To switch the unit from Yards to Meters simply toggle the MODE button located on top of the unit<br />

towards the front when powered on (fig.3).<br />

SUN WARNING:<br />

Any optic, including the BRESSER 4x<strong>21</strong> <strong>Rangefinder</strong> <strong>800</strong> should never be pointed at or near the Sun as<br />

it will cause instantaneous and permanent eye damage to the user, and can damage the unit as well.<br />

Always take note of the position of the Sun in the sky before centering your eye to view through any<br />

optical instrument to avoid pointing at or near the Sun.<br />

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