20 Most Recent GolfBuddy 2012 Golf Buddy Voice GPS Rangefinder - Page 8 Questions & Answers

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Appears to be first year of production, 1894. See: http://guncollectionsonline.com/winchestermodel94.htm

1904 apparently, but I am not an expert. Other web sites can be found using https://www.google.com for more assistance. https://oldguns.net/sn_php/marlinlookup.php

How is this query related to 'Optics' in any shape, size or fashion? Be that as it may, two options are to contact the mfr, or use Google.

At Last !!!!! I have been waiting for someone to say this for absolutely ages ! Well done and thank you. BTW, what does it mean ?

P3 - what ? Year - no idea. Value - Fixya does not do valuations. Have a nice day.

Fixya does not provide a repair service

Sorry, my ESP is switched off. If you give no details of the optical equipment, how do you expect anyone to be able to answer ?

Try the manufacturer, original seller or Ebay

On what equipment ? If it is a bicycle, 1973 If it is a motor mower or washing machine, 1982 If it is a camcorder or fishing reel, either 1997 or 2008, or some date in between.

Of course, be my guest. Fixya does not supply such documentation, so you will have to source it elsewhere.

I also have a Tasco telescope model 49060700 and I could not figure out for the life of me how to replace the battery in the finderscope. After Googling it and then finally getting frustrated and taking it apart I found the battery! Then I found out of course I did need to take it apart! As you can see by the picture on the side of the finderscope you see where it says PUSH. On the other side it says BATTERY. Now when you're looking and feeling of this on the scope you cannot tell that it's not part of the design on the plastic. I'm thinking push what? Well when I tore into its all the location of the battery then I figured it out. I put pressure on where it says push and the little battery compartment started to slide out toward the other side of the scope. I use the little enclosed screwdriver to use pressure to push it on through. I hope this helps anyone who searches for how to replace the battery. Maybe it was obvious to some people but it wasn't obvious to me! It is a lithium CR2032 3 volt battery.

Probably set up to accommodate users from the manufacturing nation.

We do not have any parts or part locator service here.

Contact mfr or look on Google

notify a firearms shop in your area

Wow ! At last, a sensible query - thank you. I have no knowledge of this equipment, but from what I can gather, it is what is known as a 'Drawtube' telescope - i.e. comprising two or more tubes which slide in and out (in the traditional 'telescope' fashion) - with me so far ? Good. The eyepiece is at the narrower end, and the 'object glass' (the bit you point towards the item you wish to see) is at the other. To focus this kind of telescope, pull all the tubes out to their fullest extent. Then, holding the instrument in both hands, put your eye to the eyepiece, and point it at the subject. It should be visible, but probably blurry. Now gently push the section with the eyepiece into the next tube, and eventually you should obtain focus. Resting the scope on a firm object will help to support it.

notify marlin or online search

Optrex did exist but was bought by Koyocera and has disappeared. Optex is an unrelated supplier of security sensors. From the information you give, you could buy a right angle prism, erecting type, which allows daytime use as well, like this http://www.optcorp.com/os-d125ei90-90-erect-image-diagonal-1-25inch.html and a couple of eyepieces suited to the scope http://www.optcorp.com/meade-12-4mm-series-4000-super-plossl-eyepiece-1-25.html http://www.optcorp.com/meade-26mm-series-4000-super-plossl-eyepiece-1-25.html

an explanation for the use of a zeiss refractometer can be found here:
http://www.humboldt.edu/~scimus/HSC.36-53/Descriptions/RefracZeiss.htm