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<blockquote data-quote="Martin Fagg" data-source="post: 1676841" data-attributes="member: 50232"><p>Hi Tony,</p><p></p><p>I wish I still had my Elites (don't know where they went, just got lost at some point). I've just recently started using contact lenses so I can use a lot more bins and get the full fov now. I only ever used the Elites with glasses on so I'd really like to try some now and get the full effect.</p><p></p><p>Thanks for the specs. Very interesting- 7.3 degree fov very wide for 9x. Gives 65.7 afov. Great to see the pic too.</p><p></p><p>Having been inspired by the Minerva, today I bought a pair of SRGA 8x32s (also inspired by the fact that Brinley best rates them very highly). Haven't been able to try them out as it was getting dark when I bought them. Probably wont use them til after Christmas now so I'll post on them in a week or more.</p><p></p><p>I'd love to get hold of another pair of Elites to make up a set of Opticron small porros. There's just something about them. Binocuholism has set in bigtime :eek!:</p><p></p><p>I recently tried Nikon SEs and EIIs but couldn't get on with their eyepieces and eye-relief. I like the small eye pieces of the Opticrons though, they fit my face really well.</p><p></p><p>Thanks,</p><p>Martin.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Martin Fagg, post: 1676841, member: 50232"] Hi Tony, I wish I still had my Elites (don't know where they went, just got lost at some point). I've just recently started using contact lenses so I can use a lot more bins and get the full fov now. I only ever used the Elites with glasses on so I'd really like to try some now and get the full effect. Thanks for the specs. Very interesting- 7.3 degree fov very wide for 9x. Gives 65.7 afov. Great to see the pic too. Having been inspired by the Minerva, today I bought a pair of SRGA 8x32s (also inspired by the fact that Brinley best rates them very highly). Haven't been able to try them out as it was getting dark when I bought them. Probably wont use them til after Christmas now so I'll post on them in a week or more. I'd love to get hold of another pair of Elites to make up a set of Opticron small porros. There's just something about them. Binocuholism has set in bigtime :eek!: I recently tried Nikon SEs and EIIs but couldn't get on with their eyepieces and eye-relief. I like the small eye pieces of the Opticrons though, they fit my face really well. Thanks, Martin. [/QUOTE]
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