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5565
Barry: Thanks for all the information, reviews, and everything. You've been a tremendous help. I have corresponded with Tony about the Carton 8x42s. While his...
fiskem3
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Mar 1, 2004
3:05 pm
5566
... No, I have seen it's photo, but have not had my hands on a pair of the Fujinon 8x42 BFL's. Barry Simon...
Barry Simon
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Mar 1, 2004
3:56 pm
5567
It seems there is some sort of problem with obtaining the right material for the fluorite objectives for Miyauchi binoculars. There is also some data in...
Barry Simon
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Mar 1, 2004
4:00 pm
5568
In testing 10x50 binoculars I looked at the serial numbers and found that on at least 3 numbers some inferences could be drawn from them. The new Nikon Extreme...
Barry Simon
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Mar 1, 2004
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5569
The eyecups on these rotate up and they have 3 different "click stop" heights along the way beyond all the way retracted. Each step elevates the lip of the...
Barry Simon
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Mar 1, 2004
4:13 pm
5570
Hi, Group Just read with interest, the discussion regarding the Vixen series of large binos. I currently own the 30x125 Orion version that I purchased in 1998....
lenslover2003
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Mar 1, 2004
7:26 pm
5573
Sorry for jumping in on the trailing edge of this thread, but I had recalled an Orion Ultraview that had ended up in my pile of things to repair a few years...
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Mar 1, 2004
7:36 pm
5574
Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the binocularastronomy group. File :...
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5575
In a message dated 3/1/04 11:57:56 AM Pacific Standard Time, ... Hi all, The pictures Barry was kind enough to help me with for display are shown as an example...
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binofixer77
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Mar 1, 2004
8:32 pm
5576
I was just about to buy Vixen when I found Astromeccanica. Glad I didn't now. It cost me more, but the payoff in higher powers has been worth it. WB*...
William Blakeslee
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Mar 2, 2004
4:14 am
5577
Hello, I would like to know how good is the Bushnell 10x50 Binoculars supplied with 'The AstroMax Introductory Astronomy Binocular Kit'. Further I would like...
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Mar 2, 2004
9:32 am
5578
... Point is, filter or not, probably not a good idea to point your bino's ... Cory: I'm jumping in on the tail end of this discussion too. I apologize if my...
fiskem3
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Mar 2, 2004
2:52 pm
5579
i agree, filter or not...it's not what you do! like putting on a bullet proof vest and then inviting folk to shoot you. fiskem3 <FiskeM3@...> wrote:--- In...
david kelley
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Mar 2, 2004
5:21 pm
5580
In looking at those shots of a laser beam that shows: <<spiking through (Leica) roof prisms vs.(Fujinon) Porro prisms>> more interestingly it looked like the...
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siriusguy50
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Mar 2, 2004
5:55 pm
5581
Fiske, You are right about filtering outside the system, in front of the objectives. That would be the only safe way to do it. My comments were mainly directed...
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binofixer77
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Mar 2, 2004
6:15 pm
5582
Alan, That one is over my head, but I will say that if you look closely at the Porro shot you will also see four or five tiny trailing dots. Those are from me ...
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Mar 2, 2004
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5583
... bullet proof vest and then inviting folk to shoot you. ... Come on guys! I agree with Fiske. Certified solar filters over the objectives (and checked...
Barry Simon
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Mar 2, 2004
7:25 pm
5584
hey, viewing the sun is dead boring anyway..IMHO...yep, i have still to understand the joys of open clusters also... i have made the purchase now of a pair of...
david kelley
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Mar 2, 2004
7:47 pm
5585
I think your idea is very interesting. Important to take in account: you have to know the length of the optical path, the magnification of the system and the...
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Mar 2, 2004
9:19 pm
5586
Personnally, I do use a filtered telescope to observe our sun. But at sidewalk observing parties I have used projection onto a white card. --Donald I...
Donald Rosenfield
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Mar 2, 2004
11:36 pm
5587
... In terms of what's generally recommended, they are only fully coated, not fully multicoated. Though they are porro prisms, they're BK-7 rather than the...
Ed Cannon
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Mar 3, 2004
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5588
Hi, Can anyone here tell me the size (diameter/pitch) of the threads in the altitude trunnions on the sides of the Miyauchi 20x100 binoc? TIA, Stephen...
Stephen Tonkin
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Mar 3, 2004
8:21 pm
5589
In my first review of the Nikon Action Extreme during daytime, I said the following - "In respect to central sharpness, all were good, but the Pentax and Nikon...
Barry Simon
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Mar 4, 2004
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5590
Barry: Thanks for this addendum. I've been going back and forth on what pair of binos to add to my equipment collection for more than a month now. I decided...
fiskem3
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Mar 4, 2004
4:02 pm
5591
hi all. i just received a pair of canon 12x36 IS (the roof prism design). very cloudy tonight but incredibly amazing view of the moon! these are optically...
david kelley
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Mar 4, 2004
9:22 pm
5592
Fiske, I'd like to ramble on for a few moments regarding the purchase of my first "astronomy" binoculars in 1972. I bought a 7x50 Swift Skipper to supplement...
vadenais
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Mar 5, 2004
2:38 am
5593
Hey Gang, I own a pair of Eagle 8x42 Triumphs and love them. I am looking, however, for a higher magnification pair so I can actually see some of these deep...
Steve Smythe
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Mar 5, 2004
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5594
Rich, I just had to comment here about that 50° ocular. I have a couple of 30° oculars; think soda straw! lol OTOH, I knew that when I bought them, which was...
Donald Rosenfield
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Mar 5, 2004
6:48 am
5595
... Steve, I have the Oberwerk 12X60 which has excellent optics considering the price($109). Edge sharpness is good to ~80% from center and it has wide 5.7 deg...
erikdlin
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Mar 5, 2004
9:17 am
5597
Steve, why stay with 50mm.? Get the Oberwerk 15x70 (still $150 I think) after a while, you will find it difficult to go back to smaller binos for sky work....
Remy Bosio
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