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16 years 10 months ago #57257
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derek
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Hi all,
i have recently got a pair of Zhumell 25 x 100, i am looking for a good mount ! I have looked at a few but want to be sure as they weight 9.8lbs,Can anyone advise ?
i have recently got a pair of Zhumell 25 x 100, i am looking for a good mount ! I have looked at a few but want to be sure as they weight 9.8lbs,Can anyone advise ?
derek
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16 years 10 months ago #57266
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Replied by pmgisme on topic Re: binocular mount
Thje "Horizon Heavy Duty Tripod" (£79.99)in this BCF London link is ideal for those binocs.
www.telescopehouse.com/acatalog/Online_C...ogue_Tripods_46.html
I bought one along with 25x100s from BCF last year.
The tripod is steady & solid & smooth & can effortlessly handle those heavyweight binocs.
Perfect pairing.
Peter.
www.telescopehouse.com/acatalog/Online_C...ogue_Tripods_46.html
I bought one along with 25x100s from BCF last year.
The tripod is steady & solid & smooth & can effortlessly handle those heavyweight binocs.
Perfect pairing.
Peter.
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16 years 10 months ago #57279
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Or this one Nav,
www.telescope-service.com/tripods/start/...start.html#Binomount
It does great for my 20x90mm binos at 3.2kg. they need it
Keith..
www.telescope-service.com/tripods/start/...start.html#Binomount
It does great for my 20x90mm binos at 3.2kg. they need it
Keith..
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16 years 10 months ago #57520
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thanks for the info guys they look good .. all i need now is for the rain to stop have them two week and still have not got a chance to have a look thru them ... im still new enough to this any guide on what type of viewing they will be best used for ?
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16 years 10 months ago #57545
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Clear skies then any of the following - at 25x100 your field of view should be about 2.5 degrees, that five full moons across at most, so you can look at the:
Moon
Starclusters, namely the pleiades, Messier clusters (see M24 in summertime!!!)
Nebula ( Orion Nebula in winter M42, Lagoon Nebula in summer M8)
I could go on, there would be well over 100 things you could see with these, now if the clouds would go away........
Keith..
Moon
Starclusters, namely the pleiades, Messier clusters (see M24 in summertime!!!)
Nebula ( Orion Nebula in winter M42, Lagoon Nebula in summer M8)
I could go on, there would be well over 100 things you could see with these, now if the clouds would go away........
Keith..
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16 years 10 months ago #57676
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thanks for that Keith
looking forward to a clear sky IF EVER !! lol
looking forward to a clear sky IF EVER !! lol
derek
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