20 Most Recent Yukon NVRS Titanium 2.5x42 Gen 3 Night Vision Riflescopes - 2603 - Page 5 Questions & Answers

Optronics is the maker. Contact details as on this page https://www.shootingtimes.com/editorial/optics_buckridge_0729/100534 For more information, contact Optronics Inc., Dept. ST, 401 S. 41st St., Muskogee, OK 74403; (800) 364-5483; www.optronics.com. ..

It was made after 1966. If you see on the barrel and if it says Stratford Ct it was made 1970-1980. The current manufacturer does not keep records of the older models.

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1. For AHD10, HDA10, HDA30, NVRH5, NVR IH8, NVR IC8 Series:

• Go to DVR/NVR Main Menu (You may need to log in after this step)
• Click on Advanced Tab
• Maintain Tab will appear by default
• On this screen locate the Load Default option and click on it.
• Select "All" to factory reset all your DVR/NVR Settings and click on Save (You may need to log in to this step)
• Your system may restart after this step (Older systems do not restart)

2. For THD Series DVR:

• Right-click anywhere on the screen and the drop-down menu will appear
• Click on Main Menu (You may need to log in after this step)
• Go to Maintenance option
• Click on Default Sub-tab. On this screen, click on Factory Defaults to restore all parameters to default settings
• Your system will restart after this step

3. For XHD Series DVR:

• Right-click anywhere on the screen and the quick launch bar will appear at the bottom of the screen.
• Click on Main Menu (You may need to log in after this step)
• Click on Advanced Tab
• Maintain Tab will appear by default
• On this screen locate the Load Default option and click on
• Select All to factory reset all your DVR Settings and click OK
• Your system will restart after this step

4. For WNVR Series

• Right-click anywhere on the screen and the quick launch bar will appear at the bottom of the screen.
• Click on Main Menu (You may need to log in after this step)
• Go to Maintain Tab
• Select Factory Default Sub-tab on the left menu
• On this screen, Select All to factory reset all your NVR Settings and click on Apply
• Your system will restart after this step

Don't "unscrew" the binoculars. there are no user servicable parts inside. the collimnation adj screws are beneath the rubber boot just under where your index fingers rest when looking through the bino's. use a jewelers screwdriver to tease the boot up and stick a small nut or something in. then put the binos on a stable surface and play with the screws a bit while watching the images. you can get them pretty close this way.

If you still need this, I have it saved as a series of nine (9) .JPG "scans".

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You have not stated the make of this telescope, but from your description, it appears you have an astronomical telescope (for star-gazing). These scopes generally omit the correction lens in the optical path that inverts the image for terrestrial use. This is because light-gathering power is more important than orientation - after all, there is no 'up or down' in space. It may be possible to obtain an additional correction lens - check with the manufacturer or seller. If this was not pointed out when you made the purchase, you may be entitled to a refund. Otherwise, just enjoy the Heavens.

Hello, Tanvi - 1. Your question landed in the Fixya category for optics. "Optics" has to do with sight. I doubt that is the correct category for the question.2. Please explain what "weavers" you are asking about and where (what country.) Are you referring the issue of suicides in the cloth weaving industry in India?Note: Fixya.com receives questions from people worldwide. Those of us who volunteer to answer on Fixya are not mind readers and cannot guess what is meant by a question without more details.3. You can add more information regarding your question by choosing Comment and typing added details.Best wishes.

Check out Crosman site they have many parts an lots of parts fit older an new guns.

It's worth $335.

It may be the year 1967. Because I find greener gun number 79259 was made in 1967.

Trying to figure out how old my Whirlpool washer is Locate your machine's nameplate, which contains both the model and serial numbers. On top-loading Whirlpool washing machines, open the lid and look for the tag at the top rear of the tub. On front-loading washers, the tag is usually inside the door or near the bottom of the left or right side of the cabinet. If the tag is not in one of those places, pull the machine away from the wall and check the rear. Record the serial number with a pencil and paper or take a photograph. Be sure to record the serial number, not the model number. Decode the serial number at an online source like Appliance Cafe or Appliance 411 (links in Resources). Whirlpool serial numbers include a code in the second character for the year the product was built. Before 1990, the character was a number; from 1990 to 2010 the character was a letter. The number sequence started over in 2011.

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Possible instructions at the free internet link: https://support.nightowlsp.com/hc/en-us/articles/360038030673-Night-Owl-Local-DVR-NVR-Password-Reset-Instructions

Sorry, no. But thanks for asking.

You should know what you paid for it, whatever it is. If you are enquiring about its value, however - Fixya does not do appraisals or valuations

Bottle-shaped cartridges and long barrels cry out for Cordite, shame it is no longer made but research the burn rate and try and match it with a powder...

Have a look here, you might find what you want... https://www.ebay.com/b/Davis-Gun-Parts-Davis-Derringer/73943/bn_108239041 Regards Geoff

It's now 2020 - went up on January 1. Didn't you notice the noise ?