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BI love using mine, and just had it out yesterday by a local lake where Bald Eagles are nesting and the nearby path is closed, so the...
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BBrummie replied to the thread NL >=50 mm versions?.In my case, when I say I'd want to mount the 10x52, I don't mean all the time - I'd want them to perform both mounted and hand-held. I...
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BBrummie replied to the thread NL >=50 mm versions?.I haven't compared the EL 10x42 and 10x50, but apart from those two scenarios I mention, I wouldn't expect to see any appreciable...
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BBrummie replied to the thread NL >=50 mm versions?.I haven't tried it, but my understanding of the issue with installing the studs on the NL42s is that the threaded socket is very shallow...
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BBrummie replied to the thread NL >=50 mm versions?.The other thing I'd like to see on the NL52s is compatibility with standard tripod adapters. If Swaro don't put a regular 1/4"-20 socket...
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BBrummie replied to the thread NL >=50 mm versions?.As another point of comparison, the NL 10x42 is only 0.5" longer than the NL 10x32. Whenever I hold a pair of NL42s, it seems to me...
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BBrummie replied to the thread NL >=50 mm versions?.I'm hoping that the NL 52s won't have a much larger physical footprint than the NL 42s. The EL 10x50 is only about half an inch longer...
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BBrummie replied to the thread NL >=50 mm versions?.If you can make it over to Japan, you can buy the WX 10x50 for less than $4,000, VAT-free. So the new NL 10x52 will probably end up...
