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    Review: Opticron Traveller BGA ED 10x32

    After much deliberation I decided to supplement my first-generation Swarovski 8x32EL with a 10x32 instrument, primarily to give a bit more reach when I don’t fancy carrying a scope and tripod. I opted to try a ‘real world’ alternative to the alpha 10x32s currently on the market as I find it...
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    For 10x40BGA Dialyt owners only ...

    Posted on Zeiss forum as its not really a 'for sale' notice. Rummaging around in a box the other day, I came across a pair of Aquashields that I used with my now long deceased Dialyts back in the 80s. They were marketed by Lambert's of Lancaster (a UK optics retailer) as removable, protective...
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    Sunagor 9-45x21(!) micro zoom binoculars

    Was entertained by a spot on a well-known TV shopping channel this morning trying to sell Sunagor 9-45x21 'micro zoom' binoculars. One of the testimonials quoted said they were excellent, 'especially for birdwatching!' What have I been missing all these years? Its a good job that they offer a...
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    MM2 ED - any good?

    Hi, I have the chance of a MM2 ED body to use as part of a lightweight portable rig 'on a budget'. Just a couple of questions to those who have experience of this scope: What would be a reasonable price for body only? What would be best eyepiece option (I favour fixed focal length)? Any major...
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    MacWet gloves

    Does anyone have any experience of the brand and/or their performance and suitability for birding? They are marketed primarily towards - dare I say it - the 'h*nting, sho*ting & f*shing' fraternity and are made to provide a degree of weatherproofing and insulation as well as improved grip and...
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    Manfrotto spares - are they having a laugh?

    The panning brake on my Manfrotto 700RC2 needs replacing due to wear and tear and I was surprised to find that the Ass(!) Pan Brake (R700.07) is indeed available as a user replaceable part. The shock came when I checked on the price of the part - a small rectangle of plastic, approx. 20mm x 6mm...
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    Velbon Ultra Rexi L

    Hi all, Does anyone have any good experiences of using a small, angled scope (60-62mm maximum) with the above tripod, or is it really just a 'Mickey Mouse' support that should be avoided at all costs? The specs look decent on paper for a lightweight 'travel' tripod, with top leg sections of...
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