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11744
http://monquebec2008.sympatico.msn.ca/MonQuebec2008/ <http://monquebec2008.sympatico.msn.ca/MonQuebec2008/> ... WE start this one in special way here after 400...
Jacques Savard
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Jan 1, 2008
5:01 pm
11745
Found comet 17P/Holmes still quite easy from town through 10x42 Nikons last night. But i could not see with naked eyes this time. Comet 8P/Tuttle was easy to...
Florian
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Jan 1, 2008
6:03 pm
11746
... I saw it last week around CAS, and this week around M33 with 8.5x42s and 26x100s. It is okay, but I was not that impressed with the comet- Holmes spoiled...
edwincjones
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Jan 2, 2008
12:03 pm
11747
My family and i spent Wednesday night on the Queen Mary in Long Beach, Calif. Tried to do a bit of stargazing from the aft deck. Could see Mars, Orion, Canopus...
Florian
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Jan 5, 2008
3:29 am
11748
... I see a big star in one shot. <g> Great pics, Florian. That Russian sub is pretty sharp. SJS...
Stephen Saber
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Jan 5, 2008
4:01 am
11749
Nice pics. I checked out the submarine near Fort Sumpter once, amazing how they operate. Great looking ship, th Queen Mary-George in AZ--- In ... Beach, Calif....
George Mastry
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Jan 5, 2008
9:27 pm
11750
Hi, I checked out the Foxtrot class submarine (B-427) when it was in Sydney. It was moored next to HMAS Vampire, a Daring class destroyer (see...
Steve Ryde
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Jan 6, 2008
3:45 am
11751
Crystal clear right now in eastern WA, I got the star time before the snow which is predicted for later. --Comet Holmes is covering a large area as others...
Mary
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Jan 6, 2008
3:59 am
11752
Hello Group , Happy New Year to all ! I am looking for information on the 2.3 x 40 Russian bino's sold in the U.S.A. in the late 90's . I know there galilean...
starlooker33
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Jan 6, 2008
8:45 pm
11755
Several years ago I had the opportunity to view the night sky thru 2.3x40 opera glasses. IIRC, the FOV was 20-25°. Very large exit pupil, but short eye...
Stephen Saber
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Jan 7, 2008
12:11 am
11756
Hello Stephen , Fantastic , Your information is just what I need. I'll try to e-mail Pete and see what kind of info.he can provide . Thank you very much ,...
starlooker33
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Jan 7, 2008
5:11 pm
11757
Keep in mind a 2.3x40, even if the finest in the world, while great for extreme widest fov, is still only a 2.3 x 16 to 17mm when put up to your eyes, for the...
Zarenski, Edward R
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Jan 7, 2008
5:31 pm
11758
I got one of these at the WSP about 10 years ago. Edz is correct, of course, that your eyes cannot possibly use 40mm of aperture with only 2.3X. But still,...
terryalford
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Jan 7, 2008
8:29 pm
11759
Hello, ... great for extreme widest fov, is still only a 2.3 x 16 to 17mm when put up to your eyes, for the effective aperture cannot be any greater than the...
starlooker33
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Jan 8, 2008
5:31 am
11760
... course, that your eyes cannot possibly use 40mm of aperture with only 2.3X. But still, they are a lot of fun. I was told that they were designed as opra...
starlooker33
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Jan 8, 2008
5:53 am
11761
I didn’t see Blue Planet Optics listing anything like this… sure could be interested- even if only as a unique item to own. Wes ... From:...
Wes & Lou
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Jan 8, 2008
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11762
Hi, All- Recently discovered through communications with Barry, that this group existed- and I when I checked, I had signed up for membership, but had turned...
Wes & Lou
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Jan 8, 2008
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11763
Another vendor told me that Blue Planet had these. I called Ted at Blue Planet when I was looking around for an AT 66 last year. Ted said they had come in and...
terryalford
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Jan 8, 2008
2:46 pm
11764
Good to see you Wes! I've missed your posts! Mary ... group ... had ... them on when ... and find ... interest, even ... my ... 8x56 ... think ... catching ...
Mary
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Jan 8, 2008
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11765
Good to see you Wes! I've missed your posts! Mary ... group ... had ... them on when ... and find ... interest, even ... my ... 8x56 ... think ... catching ...
Mary
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Jan 8, 2008
5:42 pm
11766
Thanks! Nice to be back- I’ve missed the group! Wes ... From: binocularastronomy@yahoogroups.com [mailto:binocularastronomy@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of...
Wes & Lou
martay6taylor
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Jan 8, 2008
10:05 pm
11767
... There's an image of a 2.3x40 on this page (bottom left): http://www3.snowman.ne.jp/~s-ussy/binocs/russian.htm Oh, here's another one: ...
Ed Cannon
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Jan 9, 2008
3:08 am
11768
And, apparently China as well…. I spoke to Ted yesterday (at Blue Planet Optics) and he has been working with someone to try to import some of these… ...
Wes & Lou
martay6taylor
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Jan 9, 2008
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11769
Hello , ... Hi Ed , Thanks for the input . I find the optical drawing revealing in that it shows the optical system does not have large amounts of elements but...
starlooker33
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Jan 9, 2008
1:56 pm
11770
Hi, please tell me which one of the following binoculars is a better choice for astronomy, considering optics and performance. Zhumell 20x80 SuperGiant...
Eranda Abeydeera
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Jan 9, 2008
2:02 pm
11771
Zhumell is better. 20x80 for 69 shipped. The offer was changed to 79 , with 5 dollar as shipping some time back Celestron 15x70 is for 85 or so and you see...
manand1967
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Jan 9, 2008
4:54 pm
11772
I received two of the 20x80 Zhumell before Christmas from binoculars.com . They were both out of collimation and I sent them back. However, my Celestron 15x70...
Cathy De Viney
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Jan 9, 2008
5:00 pm
11773
I am not sure of the weight of the 20X80s but with the light weight AND lower magnification the 15X70s can be hand held more easily if this is important. Terry...
terryalford
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Jan 9, 2008
5:31 pm
11774
I was impressed sufficiently with the positive spin on low power binos - showing twice as many stars yet still retaining large real FOV's - in Sky & Telescope...
amthornett
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Jan 9, 2008
5:47 pm
11775
... choice for astronomy... 15x70: Less weight and better for more field. 20x80: More weight and better for more stars/detail. Comparable eye relief and...
Stephen Saber
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Jan 9, 2008
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