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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: UK
Posts: 297
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Opticron piccolo 15-45x
Our local camera shop is selling these for £50, including table top tripod and case. Out of curiosity I tried one and was blown away by the quality, even at twice the price. Ultra light, it can be stuffed in a pocket, so I bought one to use when out on my pushbike. Would be really good for a youngster starting out.
The scope I normally use is a Zeiss 85 (just in case you think I'm very easily pleased!) Pete |
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What time is bird?
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: In a ditch
Posts: 1,173
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I am that youngster starting out and yes it is excellent for the price.
I was up by Wycoller near Burnley watching Lapwings with it and I got some fine views, the only problem being that a decent tripod will cost more than the scope! |
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