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9892
Does anyone have any experience with the Vixen Giant 20x80 BWCF waterproof binoculars? Orion is out of stock on their 20 x 80 Megaview binoculars until...
Darryl Hedges
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Feb 2, 2006
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9893
Does anyone have any experience or information about the Vixen Giant 20x80 BWCF binoculars? I was originally going to order a pair of Orion 20x80 Megaview...
Darryl Hedges
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Feb 2, 2006
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9894
Anybody ever hear of Headler binos? They're a nice one piece construction razor sharp with a 6 degree field but I can't find anything about them on a search. ...
logically_spock
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Feb 2, 2006
9:17 pm
9895
SuitSat is a spare surplus Russian space suit outfitted with a radio transmitter that will be shoved out the back door of the ISS sometime Friday Feb 3. Anyone...
Charlie Cotterman
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Feb 3, 2006
2:16 am
9896
Charlie I hate to be a wise guy but does this give a new twist to"Throw Momma From the Train"? Actually I enjoy being a wise guy. Would shortwave or a...
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starpilgrim2003
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Feb 3, 2006
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9897
... Momma From ... acually ... Yeah, it does sound a little odd, but it's the straight stuff...here's the CNN web article on it: ...
Charlie Cotterman
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Feb 4, 2006
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9898
Hi All, I was able to see a faint but clear tail on comet 2006 A1 Pojmanski this morning for the first time,using Celestron 25x100 binoculars. It is still a...
JS & EJ Gifford
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Feb 4, 2006
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9899
Is anyone familiar w/ this pair of binos. I'm looking for user impressions, not necessarily for astro use, although any experience is welcome. Can't find any...
cedarman320
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Feb 6, 2006
2:52 pm
9900
... Here is a brief report posted on Cloudy Nights about 2 years ago: ...
erikdlin
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Feb 6, 2006
4:58 pm
9901
Thanks Erik, I missed that. Not much written about these, but I find them interesting. Maybe they just don't fill the right niche...they don't really fit the...
cedarman320
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Feb 6, 2006
7:13 pm
9902
Might take a look at these...fully multi-coated and waterproof....price includes shipping...$99.95 30 day money back guarantee and 2 year warranty. ...
Cathy De Viney
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Feb 6, 2006
7:46 pm
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Thanks Cathy, I might opt for the lighter/smaller roof prisms for the 13-year old's gift, but these are an interesting pair. The Garrett Optical models are...
cedarman320
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Feb 6, 2006
9:25 pm
9904
Hi everyone. Just finished putting my Binoc mount together from Peterson engineering. A little bit of work, but looks like its going to be pretty cool. As soon...
Koy Carson
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Feb 6, 2006
9:45 pm
9905
Anybody know which type of design can withstand shock better? I see a lot of roofs knocked out of collimation. -Spock...
logically_spock
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Feb 6, 2006
10:11 pm
9906
A little info: http://www.telescope.com/content/learningcenter/content4main.jsp?iCategoryID=89&iContentID=296&CCNavIDs=19,22,28,89 ...
Cathy De Viney
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Feb 7, 2006
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9907
... http://www.telescope.com/content/learningcenter/content4main.jsp?iCategoryID=89&iContentID=296&CCNavIDs=19,22,28,89 ... I have a Oberwerk 12X60 porro prism...
erikdlin
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Feb 7, 2006
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... iCategoryID=89&iContentID=296&CCNavIDs=19,22,28,89 ... visible in ... weighs 42 ... 1/2 ... Leupold ... than ... prism ... good ... porro ... Roof prisms...
cabrio2002noir
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Feb 8, 2006
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9909
Regarding 8x42 $99 roof prism binoculars as a: <<gift my mother has asked me to find for her friend's 13-year old grandson. A ... I'd think that optically...
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siriusguy50
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Feb 8, 2006
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9910
As far as meeting the criteria outlined in my earlier post, you can always try...Costco. They market through their website the Bushnell Natureview 8x42, fully...
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siriusguy50
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Feb 8, 2006
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9911
My Bushnell 10x50's were about $50. I got them at The Sports Chalet in Visalia, CA. Vicky siriusguy@... wrote: As far as meeting the criteria outlined in...
Victoria Walters
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Feb 8, 2006
6:18 am
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Thanks for your thoughts, Alan, and the group's indulgence as to the cross-over nature of the use of this proposed purchase. I will keep all in mind, as well...
cedarman320
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Feb 8, 2006
1:51 pm
9913
Hi gang, I am still relatively inexperienced and have a question I can seem to answer. When I look just to the left of Regulus (in 20x80 Binos), I see a nice...
kdryan2
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Feb 9, 2006
2:40 am
9914
Hi Kevin, You've got me stumped. The only galaxy I know next to Regulus is Leo I, not a bino target. There are pair of NGC galaxies next to nearby Algieba,...
cedarman320
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Feb 9, 2006
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9915
... Also, what does the cluster look like? Rich, sparse, bright, faint, hazy glow or lots of pinpoints, and how large (diameter)? I do have one thought...
cedarman320
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Feb 9, 2006
3:29 am
9916
By location, you are describing Leo l, one of the local group of galaxies. I have seen in my mag 5 skies with my 25x150s, but it was a faint, diffuse area...
edwincjones
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Feb 9, 2006
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9917
Ok, I'll buy the Saturn bit. It seems I'm not as accurate as I thought. I checked over several nights though and it didn't seem to move at all, so I assumed...
kdryan2
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Feb 9, 2006
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9918
Just estimating, but Saturn is only moving ~5 arc-minutes a night, so if there is no nearby star to it, any movement might not be obvious in just a couple...
cedarman320
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Feb 9, 2006
5:53 pm
9919
I went to astromart on the web today to browse telescopes and they requested I sign up to view the detail on the ads. Ok, says I and happily filled out the...
kdryan2
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Feb 9, 2006
6:27 pm
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Yeah, Herb started that some time ago as a part of his effort to minimize his problems with on-line type e-mail services. I'm not saying he does NOT have such...
Mike Lynch
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Feb 9, 2006
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9921
There is a small charge to use the service if signing up with a free email service as address. This token charge is to assure the identity of the new member is...
John Biggs
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