Yukon Jagdglas 8 x 56 Binoculars 30393 Data Sheet
Product codes
30393
3
(GB) Instructions for use
Roof prism hunting binoculars 8x56 item no. 30393
Thank you for purchasing these high quality roof prism hunting binoculars. Please read
these instructions for use thoroughly before use and keep them in a safe place. Follo-
wing all of these instructions will provide you with many years of pleasure in using this
product.
these instructions for use thoroughly before use and keep them in a safe place. Follo-
wing all of these instructions will provide you with many years of pleasure in using this
product.
C - eye cups
B - central focusing wheel
A - right eyepiece
1. General information
These binoculars are ideal for making observations in the great outdoors (e.g. bird watching, obser-
ving the coast, hunting, astronomy, water or air sports), for holidays or sporting events. Multicoated,
particularly translucent lens technology with an adjustable dioptre control.
These binoculars are ideal for making observations in the great outdoors (e.g. bird watching, obser-
ving the coast, hunting, astronomy, water or air sports), for holidays or sporting events. Multicoated,
particularly translucent lens technology with an adjustable dioptre control.
2. Information on safety and use
- Try to avoid severe shaking resp. vibrations. When not being used, store the binoculars in a dry place
in the case included in delivery.
- Avoid keeping the binoculars in a motor vehicle for longer periods of time, particularly during ex-
treme sunshine, rainy weather or cold. The significant differences in temperature and humidity as well
as vibrations, which can occur, can damage the lenses.
- Never look directly into the sun with the binoculars or with your bare eyes! This can lead to severe
eye damage or even result in blindness!
- Try to avoid severe shaking resp. vibrations. When not being used, store the binoculars in a dry place
in the case included in delivery.
- Avoid keeping the binoculars in a motor vehicle for longer periods of time, particularly during ex-
treme sunshine, rainy weather or cold. The significant differences in temperature and humidity as well
as vibrations, which can occur, can damage the lenses.
- Never look directly into the sun with the binoculars or with your bare eyes! This can lead to severe
eye damage or even result in blindness!
3. Basic principles, terms
Binoculars are usually characterised by a number combination, here 8 x 56. The 8 indicates the mag-
nification factor and 56 the diameter of the lens in millimetres. Given that this diameter determines
how much light can penetrate the lens, it is an essential attribute for the capability of the binoculars,
particularly at dawn and twilight. The observation range (visual field) of the binoculars is the field of vi-
sion at a 1000 m distance. This amounts to approx. 104 m for these binoculars. The dioptre control
enables an adjustment of a user’s visual impairment. It is carried out using the rotatable right eye-
piece.
Binoculars are usually characterised by a number combination, here 8 x 56. The 8 indicates the mag-
nification factor and 56 the diameter of the lens in millimetres. Given that this diameter determines
how much light can penetrate the lens, it is an essential attribute for the capability of the binoculars,
particularly at dawn and twilight. The observation range (visual field) of the binoculars is the field of vi-
sion at a 1000 m distance. This amounts to approx. 104 m for these binoculars. The dioptre control
enables an adjustment of a user’s visual impairment. It is carried out using the rotatable right eye-
piece.