Oberwerk 100mm Binocular ScopePosted By Milton Wilcox |
Hi David,
I will echo what Kenny just said to Chas - it's great to hear enthusiastic reports on new binos.
In the case of your binoscope, I'll bet you saw a big improvement in the Trapezium going from 25x to 62x. Speaking of multiple stars, have you tried Polaris, Mizar, Rigel and Eta Cassiopeiae just to name a few doubles that should be easily split at that magnification?
And if you like O.C.'s, have you tried for NGC2158 next to M35 yet? That should also benefit from the higher mag. And the Virgo galaxy group is on the rise...
Happy two-eyed hunting, Milt
I will echo what Kenny just said to Chas - it's great to hear enthusiastic reports on new binos.
In the case of your binoscope, I'll bet you saw a big improvement in the Trapezium going from 25x to 62x. Speaking of multiple stars, have you tried Polaris, Mizar, Rigel and Eta Cassiopeiae just to name a few doubles that should be easily split at that magnification?
And if you like O.C.'s, have you tried for NGC2158 next to M35 yet? That should also benefit from the higher mag. And the Virgo galaxy group is on the rise...
Happy two-eyed hunting, Milt