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Henry B · Sunday 18th July 2004, 19:41

These bins are a snip for anyone wanting a spare pair to keep in the car or window sill. a lot better performance than more expensive bins.

Henry B · Sunday 18th July 2004, 19:43

oops ..£14.99

Henry B · Sunday 18th July 2004, 19:44

More oops there 10x50

very boring banned member · Monday 19th July 2004, 05:59

Zoom bins? Father bough them to himself; at least in his version the adjustment slips - the knob has to be pushed constantly to maintain the sight.

Bluetail · Monday 19th July 2004, 06:48

Hi there Karwin. No, not zoom. 10x50 means 10x magnification and 50mm diameter objective lenses.

Sunday 18th July 2004, 19:41	#1
Henry B Registered User Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Lhanbryde-Elgin. Posts: 3,206	cheap bins@lidls These bins are a snip for anyone wanting a spare pair to keep in the car or window sill. a lot better performance than more expensive bins. __________________ henry

Sunday 18th July 2004, 19:43	#2
Henry B Registered User Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Lhanbryde-Elgin. Posts: 3,206	oops ..£14.99 __________________ henry

Sunday 18th July 2004, 19:44	#3
Henry B Registered User Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Lhanbryde-Elgin. Posts: 3,206	More oops there 10x50 __________________ henry

Monday 19th July 2004, 06:48	#5
Bluetail Senior Moment Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Plymouth, Devon Posts: 6,409	Hi there Karwin. No, not zoom. 10x50 means 10x magnification and 50mm diameter objective lenses. __________________ Jason Come doleful owl, the messenger of woe, Melancholy's bird, companion of Despair, Sorrow's best friend and Mirth's professed foe The chief discourser that delights sad Care. O come, poor owl, and tell thy woes to me. Which having heard, I'll do the like for thee. (Anon c.1607)
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Monday 19th July 2004, 05:59	#4
very boring banned member Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 0	Zoom bins? Father bough them to himself; at least in his version the adjustment slips - the knob has to be pushed constantly to maintain the sight.

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