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  1. cassowary

    Review by 'cassowary' on item '8x32 Superior E'

    Excellent Bins, that been around a long time. These bins have been discussed and praised a lot so the only thing I am adding is that I like the fact that they don't look pricey so they are less likely to get nicked.
  2. cassowary

    Review by 'cassowary' on item 'Fieldscope III/IIIA/IIIED/IIIEDA 60 mm'

    My Nikon 60 mm IIIEDA is used as a backup for a Nikon 82 EDA. For most of it's life this scope has just gathered dust at the bottom of my suitcase of wildlife watching gadgets; however recently my 82 was damaged and I was forced to dust it off and use it on a birding trip. I decided to use it...
  3. cassowary

    Review by 'cassowary' on item 'ED50'

    Truly a teriffic travel scope. The setup I use is Velbon head (245g) with the Slik Pro 614 CF legs (860g) Nikon ED50 Angled (470g) 27xWD eyepiece (165g). Total weight: 1740g. Also the Cley Spy view-through case. Possibly the best travel scope available.
  4. cassowary

    Review by 'cassowary' on item 'Fieldscope ED82A'

    I use this scope (angled) as my primary scope with a 30x DS eyepiece - (my 25x - 75X zoom eyepiece is very poor) sometimes with a 50x DS. I also have both the 60mm and 50mm nikon ed scopes both also nice scopes but use the 82mm as it is better for taking pictures of birds (for identification)...
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