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I heave Swar. EL 10X32, end Special eyecups for EL 10X42, witch is not work with EL 10X32, because is too big. I dont now if Special eyecups is good for special ( not the orginal, ) Eyepiece cover?

You think should I buy: Special eyecups for EL 10X32
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You think should I buy: new Eyepiece cover for EL 10X32 ?
Special eyecups end Eyepiece cover, are hire:

http://www.swarovskioptik.at/index....dukte&nID=x434b76f7b28410.94720262&detail=us0
Thank You!
 
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Macro,

I'm not quite sure what you are asking, ... but I use the winged (special) eyecups on a 10x42 SLC. I also use the special eyepiece cover, which works on either the standard eyecups provided with the binocular or the winged eyecups. I like everything.

I don't know about versions supplied for the EL. Swarovski customer service will help you make a decision.

Happy birding,
Ed
 
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You did exactly as I,m asked a wanted.!

I don't know how I can thank you!

I live in England, that,s mean, I heave problem to buy ?:

Wing Guard Eye Cups for 10x32 EL

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Special eyecups end Eyepiece cover

Swar. EL 10X32in U.K.?
?
thank you.
 
I bought Eyepiece cover however will appear the problem. seems me that he is too big because he has too large rooms. I wonder or he is not produced for 10x42, instead of for 10 x 32.

Someone had these doubts from you, it means if large rooms step out putting Eyepiece cover.

Or for 10x32 Eyepiece cover is he different than to 10x42?
Thank you.
 
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I am a 8.5x42 EL owner and did not care for the regular twist up eye cups. I don't wear glasses, and just ordered a set of the winged cups, and I really like them. These are screwed down in place and only the winged rubber cup turns. The nice thing is for those without glasses you don't have to turn these like you do the regular ones, to get the proper eye relief. Just bring them up and view. The special winged cover says Kahles. I found my best deal on Sportoptics.com. I have other binos with winged cups and I prefer them.
 
I repeat my question:

in 10x32 el. Is Eyepiece cover such the same, how in 10x42 el ?


I ask, because this which I bought for 10x32 el, he seems me that he is too large
he seems is for 10x42

thanks very much.
 
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Macro said:
I repeat my question:

in 10x32 el. Is Eyepiece cover such the same, how in 10x42 el ?


I ask, because this which I bought for 10x32 el, he seems me that he is too large
he seems is for 10x42

thanks very much.
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Macro,

AFAIR the cover/rainguard that comes with both models is the same. But I´m not sure which cover you mean exactly. Why not ask Swarovski themselves? In my experience their customer servive is always quick to reply.

Steve
 
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