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RRob from Texas replied to the thread New birdings binos ~1k price.welcome aboard HHe! Since you wear glasses while viewing, you might start a search of quality brands and models with eye relief over...
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RRob from Texas replied to the thread Giant birds from the Paleocene of France.Good finding...it makes my book even more accurate (fiction).
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RRob from Texas replied to the thread Truck and car Binoculars.Yes, as originator of the thread, I was interested in how much the heat and cold changes would abuse a pair left in the auto for 24/7-...
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RRob from Texas reacted to chill6x6's post in the thread Where is the Leica Ultravid 8x50 HD-Plus? with
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Andreas, Kinda funny you should bring up the UVHD+ 8X50 today...I've been using this binocular all winter and even YESTERDAY! LOL... -
RRob from Texas replied to the thread Allbinos Vortex 10x42 UHD Review.One reason I can think of for AK prism binocular to have transmission below 90% would be additional lens in the construction. Each...
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RRob from Texas reacted to mwhogue's post in the thread Late afternoon walk with the Tract Torics 10x42 with Like.
Now that's a good idea. You don't always need a shield on both sides depending on conditions. Mike
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RRob from Texas replied to the thread What did you see in your binoculars today?.A Red-Bellied Woodpecker and a small family of Hooded Merganser, including two males.
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RRob from Texas reacted to Maljunulo's post in the thread What did you see in your binoculars today? with Like.
One of my favorite birds which I have never seen. I like Kingfishers, Herons, Cormorants, Mergansers, Corvids, Raptors, and others...
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RRob from Texas reacted to chill6x6's post in the thread Choosing a new pair of 8x42 binoculars: Vortex Vipers vs. Zeiss Terra EDs with Like.
Quite honestly....either of the two you mentioned would be just fine. I've owned them both. They each have their pros and cons...
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RRob from Texas replied to the thread What did you see in your binoculars today?.A little male green Kingfisher. Posed for me quite a while, until crowded out by a noisy Blue Jay.