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9563
Loren, you have collected a nice range of glasses here. The trouble for somone who likes to observe OCs is that due to the wide range of sizes of potential...
vadenais
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Oct 1, 2005
5:04 pm
9564
I went through much the same process with the ones I had. In the end, having a pair of 20x90 Obies to do a side by side shootout with, helped me with my...
Charles
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Oct 2, 2005
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9565
Rick wrote: Some other ... After a cloudy and rainy Friday, Saturday, and Sunday :(, just before bed this Sunday night, I went out to take out the compost and...
wayne_schlapkohl
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Oct 3, 2005
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9566
the coathanger is clearly visible using 10x60 bino, but andromeda galaxy is only a small fuzzy blob of light from my backyard Sydney Australia wayne_schlapkohl...
ken teo
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Oct 3, 2005
11:13 am
9567
Ken, the Andromeda Galaxy by itself is well worth a drive to a dark site. Under the best skies, in your 10x60s if they're half decent, you can expect it to...
Mark Vints
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Oct 3, 2005
3:41 pm
9568
I posted this on the Yahoo Starrynights list. Realizing that not everyone here reads that forum, as well as the desire many have for seeing more observing...
cedarman320
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Oct 3, 2005
7:23 pm
9569
You have to catch this in the early evening (sets about 9:00 PM), but the double star Nu Scorpii is a nice tight one, about 47" separation according to Starry...
Chris Rasmussen
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Oct 4, 2005
12:47 am
9570
Nice catch, usually gone by 8 p.m. for me Chris, last night I split Almach with my BT 100s with my 7.5 Orions, easy with my 8" scope but a first for me with...
George Mastry
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Oct 4, 2005
5:34 am
9571
George, Yes, I can really only get Nu Scorpii pretty early in the evening--it slips away quickly behind trees & mountains here right now. 9:00 PM may be the...
Chris Rasmussen
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Oct 4, 2005
6:01 pm
9572
... Nice report, Rick, it sounds like a great evening. I never tire of searching out the small NGC GCs in Sco/Oph; they're not much to look at but fun to hunt...
vadenais
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Oct 5, 2005
12:35 am
9573
thanks, Mark Mark Vints <mark.vints@...> wrote:Ken, the Andromeda Galaxy by itself is well worth a drive to a dark site. Under the best skies, in your...
ken teo
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Oct 5, 2005
4:42 am
9574
... Barry, I am very sorry to hear that you were involved with the New Orleans disaster. On a less important matter, I did try to find the answer to the above ...
starsearcheffort3
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Oct 5, 2005
7:27 am
9575
... Bill, I have the Sirus Unimount (from UA) with my 25x150s. This is the big brother of the regular unimount, and is a very high quality, functional P-mount...
edwincjones
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Oct 5, 2005
11:18 am
9576
It is fall in the Ozarks, the leaves are changing, the weather is cooling, the summer haze is leaving. I got up at 3:00 this AM to fire up the 25x150s for a...
edwincjones
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Oct 8, 2005
10:44 am
9577
... Thanks, Ed, for a very simpatico report. This is just how I feel when my friends of winter return. Bill Meyers...
starsearcheffort3
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Oct 8, 2005
5:59 pm
9578
I recently got some Orion seconds 25x100. I had been considering sending them back for several reasons. I took them out a couple of nights ago and compared...
mikefitz6
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Oct 10, 2005
2:17 pm
9579
Howdy, Whats to be known abut the zoom 125 Vixen binos ? Thanks...
Wayne Parrish
saturn19422002
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Oct 10, 2005
7:26 pm
9580
The prices of these two binocs are similar and I was wondering how these compare. Short of going up a notch or two to the Orion Savanahs I am hoping I can live...
James Davidson
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Oct 11, 2005
8:24 am
9581
... Can you still get them-I have not seen them advertised in a long time. I saw a pair-once. Big, heavy, the FOV was small with the zoom eps. I would...
edwincjones
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Oct 11, 2005
10:43 am
9582
... time. ... eps. ... Miyauchi ... therefore,good or bad,they command a premium prie. I just don't don't know if the fov would be too small for me.From what I...
Wayne Parrish
saturn19422002
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Oct 11, 2005
1:22 pm
9583
Wayne, The zoom eyepieces weren't designed necessarily for DSO's. The added optics to make these zoom by virtue of design cause the narrow FOV. It's a...
Binofixer@...
binofixer77
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Oct 11, 2005
3:53 pm
9584
Based on a long discussion with the Vixen rep at the Table Mountain Star party last Summer and specific inquiries by a large Vixen dealer to Vixen, apparently...
Loren Busch
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Oct 11, 2005
8:03 pm
9585
... Wayne, Allister St. Claire has a review of the 30X125mm model vs. the ITE BT100 on Cloudynights written a few years back: ...
erikdlin
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Oct 11, 2005
8:05 pm
9586
... Star ... Vixen, ... Zoom and BA) ... the BA ... Do we have a future member of the 25x150 club? ed jones ... model used ... narrow ... to use ... and short ...
edwincjones
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Oct 11, 2005
8:43 pm
9587
... Let me try again, from the top this time: Do we have a future member of the 25x150 club? ed jones In binocularastronomy@yahoogroups.com, "edwincjones" ... ...
edwincjones
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Oct 11, 2005
9:04 pm
9588
... added optics ... a trade-off. ... I found ... you are ... free of any ... screws that hold the ... identical screws ... range on the ... sure they ... ...
Wayne Parrish
saturn19422002
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Oct 12, 2005
12:36 am
9589
... It's ... Orion, ... model ... Wayne ... Thanks everyone for the help. I don't anticipate the 150 club anytime soon,Wayne...
Wayne Parrish
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Oct 12, 2005
12:43 am
9590
RE: Cory Sudarth's comments on the 20x125's and their alignment Based on my experience with a Vixen BT-80 I have to agree with Cory that the large Vixen binos...
Loren Busch
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Oct 12, 2005
4:02 pm
9591
The latest installment of my semi-occasional series of techno-rants on interesting stuff I happen to run across is posted at the following website: ...
Charlie Cotterman
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Oct 13, 2005
6:09 am
9592
I have been reading a bunch of reviews here about 15X70 binoculars. I am a bit confused. Are the Celestron, Oberwerk, Galileo, Apogee, and others the same...
greggdecker
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Oct 13, 2005
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