Terry
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Hi would these Broken Link Removed be any good for watching the spuggy's /spuggies/sod it birds in the garden ?or would I be wasting my money ?
terry
terry
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How do you know when you cant remember?Hi Terry, at that price you won't waste a great deal.
With bino's you do get what you pay for as far as the optics are concerned but so long you have a steady hand yo should be ok for a bit of birding.
I have a pair of 8x42 which serve me well as I can't hold steady anything with greater magnification, Joyce has a pair of 10x50.
Brian
just spotted they are [HI]10 x 30[/HI] don't want to spend a lot on them because no doubt grandson will get his mits on them and claim them Not me being soft but he will ask SWMBO and she will tell me not to be mean and let him have them oh:
terry
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I have a pair of Opticron 10x42 which are really very nice, but cost me ten times that!
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Optimum size for us serious birders and anyone wishing to experience the best compromise with modern lens coatings and technology in a compact size is 8 x 32, or 8x 40's even better. These are reasonably compact easily used and carried.
I currently own 5 pairs of serious bino's 8 x 32, 8 x 40 (birding in poor light ie forests, dusk etc) 2 of 10 x 42 for general birding and 10 x 50 probably the least used due to their weight.
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