Burris DROPTINE HD User manual

DROPTINE HD
BINOCULAR
User Guide

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Overview............................................................................
Product Map .......................................................................
Eyepiece Adjustments .........................................................
Focusing the Binocular ........................................................
Care and Maintenance ........................................................
8x42 mm Specifications ......................................................
10x42 mm Specifications ....................................................
Warranty............................................................................
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Congratulations on purchasing a Burris®Droptine HD Binocular!
Hunters have trusted Burris optics for over 40 years and the Droptine
HD binoculars continue the tradition of reliability, affordability and
performance. High-performance lenses and BaK 4 prisms produce
sharper images and edge-to-edge clarity.
• All lenses are fully multi-coated for maximum light transmission and
reduced glare.
• Internally, they are nitrogen-filled for fog proof performance.
Outer surfaces are rubber armored for protection and a sure grip.
• For convenient operation the center focus knob provides quick
adjustment and twist-up eyecups make them easy to use with
eyeglasses.
• Comes with a durable carrying case and neoprene neck strap for
all-day comfort.
• Covered by the Burris Forever Warranty.
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ADJUSTABLE
DIOPTER
TRIPOD ADAPTER
OBJECTIVE LENS
NECK
HARNESS
LOOP
ADJUSTABLE EYECUPS
CENTER
FOCUS
KNOB

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Eyecup Adjustment
The eyecups on the Droptine HD binoculars are adjustable to ensure a
full field of view. Twist the eyecups up for normal use, or turn them down
when wearing eyeglasses or sunglasses.
IPD Adjustment
The Inter-pupillary Distance or IPD is the distance between the center
of your left and right eye. Setting the IPD is simple and easy. The two
binocular barrels pivot on a hinge to match your eyes. Move the barrels
in and out until you see a single bright image with no shadows.