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Monday 9th February 2004, 20:55
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Monocular with teleconverter
Anyone tried this Opticron monocular (BGA 8/10X42) with or without 2,5x teleconverter?
Could it be a light weight alternative to a scope? http://opticron.boson.posiweb.net/pa...e14.html#BGAWP Last edited by gorank : Monday 9th February 2004 at 20:57. |
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Wednesday 11th February 2004, 06:47
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I was looking at that on the warehouse express website the other day and was thinking the exact same thing ( with that teleconverter ). I don't know enough about optics to comment myself. Sorry!
I bought a cheap monocular here in Japan last year ( brand name Nashica ) and was not impressed ( it probably only cost about $10 though ). |
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