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Changing Modes How do I change the mode of my rangefinder from meters to yards. A friend just gave me this for golf and he did not have any instructions.

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Press the power button to turn the unit on then, while looking through the monocular, press and hold the mode button for 5 seconds. You will see the unit of measure indicator switch from meters to yards. Good Luck!

Posted on Apr 15, 2007

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