Praktica Roof Binocular "dry binoculars" Questions

clips that hold the optics in place inside. Can you help? Thanks! I don't know about disassembling binoculars. However have you tried drying them out, either in a "dry box" or by using silica crystals

...binoculars Place them next to a dehumidfier and in small area that is dry. Leave them for 24 hours or more the problem with water getting on optics is that it contains minerals etc.,which will ...

...dry water spots on the inside of the lenses. How do I dismantle the binocular to clean the lenses. On the whole, I'd advise against dismantling binoculars yourself. Unlike most other optical devices, ...

...binoculars thoroughly under a warm water tap (faucet) and leave them on a radiator to dry out (mine took about a week). I had the same sticky mess on Bushnell National Audubon Society binoculars. Did ...

...binoculars are heavily discounted now. For sentimental reasons I have paid more than a binocular is worth to have it repaired. If you are going to buy a new set and still want to try at home....BE ...

binoculars were under water for a day after a flood. cannot see thru them. can they be taken apart to dry/repair or are they shot? what model? when did it happen? is it salt water? what was the cost ...

water inside trying to clean water inside binoculars when cleaning Why are you using water , which contains impurities I use alchohol impregnated lens wipes which you can buy over the counter for ...

...binoculars are not meant to be 'waterproof'. They give the specification to the Chinese factories to construct the bincular to the retail price point. The higher the cost the more features. Water can ...

Moisture My binocs got wet. I dried them ASAP by keeping them warm in the sun, but there are several water residue spots on internal lenses. Anyone know how to clean? You have to open each side ( ...

...a crack in a les, or maybe in the housing, perhaps it was dropped. if you can't take it apart and dry out all the moisture, you'll probably have to have it