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National Geographic Binoculars User Manual

National Geographic Binoculars
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Binoculars
Owners Manual
Congratulations on your purchase of a pair of precision-crafted National Geographic™
binoculars.
Please take a few moments to familiarize yourself with the contents of this manual. By following
a few simple procedures and providing minimal care, you will find that your new binoculars will
give you many years of superb viewing.
Parts of your binocular:
ROOF PRISM BINOCULAR PORRO PRISM BINOCULAR
FOCUSING
WHEEL ‘A’
DIOPTER ADJUSTMENT
EYEPIECES
FOCUSING
WHEEL ‘B’
TRIPOD SOCKET
OBJECTIVE LENSES
Attaching the neck cord or neck strap:
National Geographic compact binoculars come with soft, woven nylon neck cords. These straps
have a metal clip at each end. Attach these clips to the mounting points located on each lens
barrel.
Other National Geographic binoculars feature a flat
nylon strap with a friction-fit clip near each end. Pull
up on the strap to create a loop as it passes
through a friction-fit clip. Pass one free end of the
nylon strap through one of the mounting points
located on the underside of the binoculars near the
eyepieces. Bring the free end of the

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National Geographic Binoculars Specifications

General IconGeneral
Magnification8x
Objective Lens Diameter42mm
Prism TypeBaK-4
WaterproofYes
FogproofYes
Lens CoatingFully Multi-Coated
Field of View129m/1000m
Weight640g
Dimensions145x125x53mm

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