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quick math question.
Ancient Astronaut Theorist Say......"Use Good Glass"!!! :king: Ted :D- Theo98
- Post #53
- Forum: Binoculars
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quick math question.
Agree Andy...this is the way "I always see it"! However, my peripheral vision field has tested with an acuity out to the edge of the instrument, thus I do appreciate\enjoy as wide a FOV as I can get! :eek!: Ted- Theo98
- Post #46
- Forum: Binoculars
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quick math question.
Made in Germany and the bigger glass has gotten great reviews...these 8X32s do appear interesting! Nothing wrong w\408ft FOV if they're into 80-90% sweet spot!! Ted- Theo98
- Post #9
- Forum: Binoculars
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quick math question.
John, 446 ft FOV is correct, for 1000 meters! However 1000 meters = 1094 yards!! [446ft@1094yds IS 408ft@1000yds] !!! If you want to state the FOV in yards, you have to multiply the 446 by .9144 factor (1 yard= .9144 meter). When wanting to covert as you asked, the quickest and easiest way...- Theo98
- Post #5
- Forum: Binoculars
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quick math question.
Simply multiply the FOV in meters by 3!! Thus, 136m @1000m = 408ft @ 1000yds. :t:- Theo98
- Post #3
- Forum: Binoculars