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Dec 02, 2007 by souper_nerd | Posted in Other - Science
how do you comprehend how powerful a set of binoculars is. What does like 8 x 21 mean? If the numbers go higher or lower does that menial it is weaker or more powerful?
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The first one is the power (amplification) and the second one the diameter of the lens in millimeter.
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What are good binoculars anyone can recommend to see for over 10 miles?
Nov 18, 2008 by Alvaro R | Posted in Other - Electronics
I am prevalent to Arizona on January 3 and i am looking for a good binocular so that when i go and see many different things from the distance. I wanted to see and to buy 2 pairs of binoculars of 100 or less that can see definitely during the day and perhaps the night.
Links will be helpful on what you think you can recommend.
Go to Walmart and get some 10 x 50 or 12 x 50 full dimension binoculars. They will be around $25 each.
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