glanville63

Thanks but it's been in the drum of rice for many days now so I guess it's past the simple fix. I live in Thailand so it's not easy to send it back to Bushnell but I have a friend whose going back to the UK soon so I'll ask him if he'll take it with him and post it to Bushnell on his return.

Last week I was out playing golf in a buggy and all of a sudden the heavens opened. My Bushnell Tour v3 was on the shelf inside the cart and I didn't dream that it wouldn't be able to handle a little rain on it, so I didn't rush to cover it. The rain didn't stop so we packed in after an hour's delay. I put the rangefinder in its bag and into my golf bag and never thought any more about it. The next time I played, I took the Bushnell out to measure a shot and to my surprise the inside of the viewing lens was clouded so I didn't use it anymore that round. As soon as I got home I read some postings on the net and followed the advice of a few people who advised I put the Bushnell in a bag of dry rice grains. I actually put it on a plate inside a large drum of dry rice for a few days but when I took it out and replaced the battery it didn't work. Has anyone got some bright ideas as to what I can do to revive it. I've searched high and low for some instructions as to how I can take it apart. Help.