Barska 7x50 WP Deep Sea Floating Binoculars (Black-Blue)

BH #BA7X50DSWP • MFR #AB10798
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Barska 7x50 WP Deep Sea Floating Binoculars (Black-Blue)
Key Features
  • BAK4 Porro Prisms
  • Fully Multicoated Optics
  • 7.5° Angle of View
  • Floating Design, Fogproof & Waterproof
Explore deep seas with the floating and waterproof Barska 7x50 WP Deep Sea Floating Binoculars. These truly marine binoculars feature all the right characteristics that you find in nautical binoculars beyond their class: a Porro prism design for an enhanced perception of depth, a compass and a rangefinder for making your measurements, individual focusing, and an O-ring sealed nitrogen fill for fogproofing. In addition to the clear and bright fully multicoated optics with large objectives and a long 23mm eye relief, these binoculars also provide an ergonomic housing with a thick layer of rubber armoring to ensure a secure grip and impact resistance. To protect the lenses when not in use, the binoculars also has a set of tethered lens covers.
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Do you sell replacement compass' as mine has cracked and is leaking?
Asked by: Anonymous
Unfortunately we dont. The best thing to do is to contact Barska directly. Here is their contact information. http://www.barska.com/Products-Binoculars.html phone / 888 666 6769. They should be able to help you.
Answered by: John P.
Date published: 2018-08-28

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I can not figure out which way the batteries go in...or what size (LR43/LR44). Batteries didn't come with mine....or even what they are for ?
Asked by: Anonymous
Mine came new with 2 LR43 batteries. The light for compass did not work with these batteries. I only had LR44 batteries so I put them in + side facing out towards the cap and they worked. The batteries are for using the compass in the dark. When you use the binoculars in the daylight the white rounded protrusion on the top right of the binoculars allows ambient light to illuminate the compass reading area. When the correct batteries are installed and the power button is held down a red LED inside the binoculars illuminate the compass section of the viewfinder. You can tell if it is working if the white protrusion turns red when you push and hold the power button
Answered by: Mel
Date published: 2023-07-16

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What size battery does this take
Asked by: Anonymous
2 LR44 batteries
Answered by: Vernon S.
Date published: 2018-08-28

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can you turn the rangefinder and compass features off?
Asked by: Anonymous
RANGEFINDER IS IN PLACE BUT NOT A PROBLEM, COMPASS IS VERY LOW IN RIGHT SIDE, BEST UNDER $300.00 CLASS
Answered by: RANDALL D.
Date published: 2018-08-28

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The product looks and feels great. But I have no idea how to work everything because the generic manual is useless. For example, there IS no center focus wheel, there IS no zoom lever, there ARE no fold down/twist up/pull up eyecups, just standard rubber cups, non-adjustable. So I have no info on how to connect the strap, how to put in the batteries, how to know if there is a zoom, etc. I'll mess with it until I figure it out, but the correct manual would be great. Is there a more comprehensive one on line?
Asked by: Anonymous
I haven't seen any better instructions on line. Just adjust the 2 individual eye cups to your liking and they seem to focus automatically from there. Battery is near right ring finger as you hold the binoculars. Strap holes are near each thumb as you hold the binoculars. Hope this helps.
Answered by: Edward A.
Date published: 2018-08-28
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