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6658
I've just added a page on mounting binoculars to my web site: http://astunit.com/tonkinsastro/binoculars/binomount.htm Comments, complaints, suggestions,...
Stephen Tonkin
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Jun 1, 2004
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6659
Has anybody got Leupold Wind River Mesa"s? How do they compare to Celestron Ultimas 10x50mm"s? Just wondering because I heard they were a reincarnation of the...
blackhole1953
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Jun 1, 2004
2:48 pm
6660
... Not much info is available. I will have to locate my little Swift brochure later, but from what I can remember, this model has BK7 prisms and is just...
Barry Simon
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Jun 1, 2004
3:07 pm
6661
... Stephen, could i be so forward as to ask if you'd add a link to my binocular page... http://www.stargazing.com/bino/index.html ;-) -Florian...
Florian
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Jun 1, 2004
3:58 pm
6662
... Done. (Nicely manicured lawn, BTW! :-) ) -- Stephen Tonkin...
Stephen Tonkin
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Jun 1, 2004
9:54 pm
6663
Thanks Barry Your comments was fine Psh ... <shpeter@g...> ... eye ... able...
psh540br
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Jun 2, 2004
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6664
... wrote: ... angle ... on ... never ... CEOs ... maybe ... distance...
edwincjones
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Jun 2, 2004
10:41 am
6665
Hi Edwin, I don't understand your problem with understanding his use of the term, ¿¿¿mastodons??? Mastodons lived in the early United States. Their tusks...
Donald Rosenfield
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Jun 2, 2004
10:58 am
6666
Hi Donald you cought the gist of my argument to perfection. ;>))) Thanks. Bam ... term, ¿¿¿mastodons??? Mastodons lived in the early United States. Their...
bamya2be
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Jun 2, 2004
2:06 pm
6667
... <bamya2be@y...> ... those ... not ... I know that in at least one place I wrote that the difference between ED (Swift Audubon 8.5x44 ED) and the non-ED...
Barry Simon
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Jun 2, 2004
2:36 pm
6668
Hello Everyone, I am interested in a highly portable mounting solution for my binoculars. They range from 10x50 up to 15X70 Fuji FMT-SX. I have been...
twilliam1999
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Jun 2, 2004
7:43 pm
6669
Just turned on my computer after several days break...try it, its very refreshing. Read thread about 150 ED with some amusement. Are the straight thru, non ED...
bfaatz2001
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Jun 2, 2004
8:51 pm
6670
... A monopod is pretty much just a "support" that allows you to handhold your binoculars without having to deal with their weight. It is more "steady" than...
Jerome Bigge
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Jun 2, 2004
11:24 pm
6671
... A couple of additional thoughts.... The joker in the deck is the word "worth"; that is a matter of individual choice. Is a Harley Davidson motorcycle...
bfaatz2001
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Jun 3, 2004
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6672
I started observing the Messier objects with Fuji 10x70 and found 75/109 in my light poluted skies (might have found most of them if dark enough skies), I then...
edwincjones
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Jun 3, 2004
10:08 am
6673
... I guess we sometimes can equate the above situation to something like the story of Goldilocks trying to find the porridge and the bed that are "just...
Barry Simon
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Jun 3, 2004
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6674
I saw this just a little while ago on the Cloudy Nights binocular forum - New binoculars from Miyauchi - 9x62 (with 12x and 16.5x eyepieces available too) & ...
Barry Simon
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Jun 3, 2004
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6675
... Hey Ed.... Maybe its time to think about JMIs new 10 inch binoscope for those galactic clusters; Im waiting for someone whose opinion I trust to give me a...
bfaatz2001
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Jun 3, 2004
2:32 pm
6676
Just got this response back from Kevin Busarow - Hi Barry, The "Owlets" are supposedly just for the Japanese market. But I do have one of the 20x77 straight...
Barry Simon
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Jun 3, 2004
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6677
... For me, binoscopes are not at all the same as binoculars. I really value the correct image and wide FOV in binoculars. My understanding is that the JMI...
Bill Tschumy
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Jun 3, 2004
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6678
... Beats me...I just think the JMIs are wackey looking; certainly a conversation piece. Something different if you are a collector of optics. I agree with...
bfaatz2001
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Jun 3, 2004
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6679
I used a pair of 20"f4 binoculars whilst standing on a stepladder. The Veil Nebula was in the field, standing out in 3D; the best I've ever seen the nebula....
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domarturo
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Jun 3, 2004
9:11 pm
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... The 3-D effect, however, was simply an optical illusion. The 3-D structure has no basis in reality. I have seen it on star clusters in binoculars when...
Bill Tschumy
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Jun 3, 2004
9:31 pm
6681
I work for a daily newspaper. We recently converted from conventional film imagers to a direct-to-plate system. We no longer do any negative stripping and no...
Florian
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Jun 4, 2004
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6682
As I have said in a previous post, I saw the JMI RB-10 prototype at Okie-Tex last year. The instrument was a cool black (not the white in the ads). I was not...
edwincjones
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Jun 4, 2004
10:05 am
6683
Hello. ... Sometime I tried to answer such a question here, but I will not do again :-) You can find some answers to your question (and eventually ask more to...
Davide Del Vento
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Jun 4, 2004
11:48 am
6684
I'm putting together a little "contest" for my local astronomy club meeting this Thursday, and came up with the following list of twilight objects: Time...
Steve Smythe
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Jun 7, 2004
12:07 am
6685
Here's are the times at which I found them tonight when I went out around 8:50pm. It took me just a few seconds to get the tripod and the 20x80's set up. I...
Steve Smythe
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Jun 7, 2004
4:53 am
6686
Jim from JMI came down to Colorado Springs this Spring and brought the prototype with him. We used it in light polluted skies, so only saw Jupiter and the...
Chad Wagoner
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Jun 7, 2004
6:52 pm
6687
... Hi Chad What is the method of alignment? Is there an optical aid such as an autocollumator or do you just "eyeball" the adjustment? Mr. Bill...
bfaatz2001
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