Yukon Answered Questions & Fixed Issues

That's OK. When IR broke off did it leave any hole into the cavity of the scope? If it did, use some black anodized aluminum (or black plastic) plate 1/16 or smaller and mold it and fit to where it broke off only if there are holes.

Once the plate been fitted tightly. Now you drill some holes. The number of drill holes is up to you. Go down to your local fastener business, the carry all kinds of screws, machine screw, bolts, nuts, everything that you might need. Get the machine screws that are the self threading. They will look like a little machine screw with SAE threads but it will be tapered on end with a small notch cut in the end. This way you will not have to use a tap to thread the holes.-----One more thing here, pre-tap the drill with self tapping machine screws. This way you can clean out the scope cavity Then apply a thing layer of black rubber cement to the cover plate and then screw the machine screws. The length of the machine screw are critical. You don't want the to long where the reach far into the scope cavity. It could disrupted the flow of light to the NV scope.

Now, for a IR lumination. Get head light with one high luminating bulb. Get an IR lens and have it fitted to the head light, now you have IR lumination. Simple, hey. stewbison

Here we go. Take it to electronic repair facilities. See if the can replace the LED IR. Now if they want. Call Yukon NV Optics and see what the charge, normally these companies have flate fee they will charge. They really don't make it easy for the owner to repair these NV binocular. Basically, the binocular will almost be totally taken a part. stewbison

Hello Paul

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You can download a manual from THIS LINK

The page is the manual in HTML, but you can download a .PDF file from a link at the top. Note that this file is named "5", and your computer won't know what kind of file it is, so you have to rename it "5.pdf" to get your PDF reader to open it.

This depends on the bike you are refering to. Ask directly with more information to http://www.fixya.com/users/rockmeister
so i can help you out.

well its a gen "1" unit so any extra "ir" light will help out a lot! i use a deban gun light 50 watt buld with an "ir" filtter fitted to the light i can see nearly 1/2 mile and i can just about target a rabbit at no more than 100m with my sight set at x5,,,(3-9x50 with a 30mm bore) there not all there cracked up to be,,you loos a lot of light going through the scope,
to have a good night sight you need to go to gen 3!!!! so you need to sell your sole to buy one!!!

It much smoother more control usage than bushing smith machine that will drag

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The linear is the bearing they use for smooth motion up and down the guide poles, If you use an assisted chin dip unit its a similar concept it take some of the weight off the bar.In my opinion the Smith Machine promotes poor lifting form and puts the lifter in more danger than the traditional power cage.

It should focus normally from some 50ft up. Try to adjust the dioptery on the rear ocular.

'it does not have objective lens'?! Yes, it could be the reason why you cannot see anything. Your NVMT should have a lens in both ends. It's just a regular telescope with some extra features.

Weak battery (below 2V). Lens cover on. Focus off (it can be adjusted). Too bright environment.
Without handling the scope myself these are the best guesses.

The scope may flicker or flash when used in a bright environment. To fix this you should only use a NVMT in a dark. It will restore itself in a few minutes or hours, depending on how long it has been exposed to light.
It may also flicker for the first several seconds of use in dark, before the device corrects itself.
With a severe exposure to bright light for prolonged time the light enhancing unit may damage beyond repair.

Any decent machine shop will be happy to make you a new on... depending on certain things.

When you say lens, did you unscrew the eye piece or the actual lense? because the eyepiece is meant to fit your adaptor for 35mm cameras etc. but the actual front lense should be tightly sealed and thread locked to make your glass (scope) waterproof to some extent and to protect the alignment of the other lenses within your scope. If it is possible your local camera shop may have the ability to re-align and seal your scope, but if not do you have a warranty? and if not even that, if i were you i would align and accraglass your piece back together, it's a last ditch solution that should last for years.

need proper collamating by a repairer