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Stormbringer

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  1. i would think so Steve Tonkin (Binocular Sky) uses a monopod for his Lunt 16x70 bins 🍻
  2. Ahh its the mirrors fault lol 🤣 that monopod really looks the part tho 🍻
  3. Yeh but at our age only growth spurt will be sideways 🤣
  4. can you post a pic of the tripod and tripod head ?
  5. very nice pity its freaking cloudy here glad you saw it tho 🍻
  6. http://binocularsky.com/newsletter/BinoSkyNL.pdf try there
  7. On your 20x80's there's/or should be a built in adaptor on a rail theres a knurled knob on bottom of it that the screw in the tripod head screws into is the celestron 20x80's you got ? sorry had to edit this as i read it completely wrong having just woke up from a nap lol
  8. it should be a standard 1/4 inch screw that fits into the built in adaptor on your bins ? what tripod do you have ?
  9. Observation bins take a wee bit of getting use to
  10. Do you have the Inter Pupilry Distance (IPD) set right ? When looking through bins you should see a circular image not whats depicted on tv/movies of a binocular image
  11. So am i but already have the Helios Apollo 22x85's but still very tempted 😍
  12. Cheers Steve and thx for helping us get through this virus lockdown 🌌 Just need the clouds to play nice now 🍻
  13. Yep it is always a good read and a good few pointers on what to see 🍻
  14. I saw this morning Off licences got added to list of shops allowed to stay open Hmm all i need do now is find 1 that delivers lol 🍻🍻
  15. I have the Helios 22x85's and they are damm good bins i also have the celestron 15x70 pro bins which are £125 at FLO not tried these under the stars yet but they do get a good write up by Binocular Sky (Steve Tonkin) http://binocularsky.com/ HTH 🍻
  16. It depends on age and your eyes as there's no real point in having an exit pupil of 7mm if your eyes cant dilate over 6mm which is a consideration Also the higher mag gives you better contrast (ie darker background ) and things stand out a bit better The lightquest bins are lighter with possibly better glass and coatings Check out Steve Tonkins site Binocular Sky lot of good info there http://binocularsky.com/#
  17. went for the larger aperture and higher mag as they fitted in with other bins i have also wanted a bit more light grasp over the 70mm i use them down the foreshore watching the ships going up and down the Forth as well as for astronomy Awesome binoculars imho 🍻
  18. what about these ? https://www.firstlightoptics.com/tripods/horizon-8115-2-way-heavy-duty-tripod.html with https://www.firstlightoptics.com/observation-binoculars/helios-apollo-high-resolution-85mm-binoculars.html 22x85 bins both are what i use and works well 🍻
  19. Still WW2 era tho 🍻 Wonder if they ever served in a ship ?
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