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Monarch 82ED, a Perfect Ten
Joachim and others interested in the EDG 75W EP, Tonight the sky was clear and the moon was there.... The answer to your earlier question (#151 ) is Yes. I can indeed focus the EDG 75W EP on the moon using the Monarch ED82. In fact, I can past focus it easily. So any other celestial object... -
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Monarch 82ED, a Perfect Ten
Hi Joachim, No, I have not tried it on the moon. So at this moment, I should be cautious. I can't affirm that this device will work for celestial objects, but I'm pretty certain it will work for birding applications (and Nikon Digiscoping). My horizon is not great here and It's bright day now... -
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Monarch 82ED, a Perfect Ten
I have been experimenting with the Monarch 82ED lately. I've made one observation that maybe known to some of you, but in case, I just want to report it It seems that the eyepieces that are fitted for EDG line will also work with the Monarch line. In fact, Nikon uses the same standard Nikon... -
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Monarch 82ED, a Perfect Ten
Henry or anyone else, Last naive question: When I measure the monarch scope, it is about 300 mm long (I have the angled version). How do you come up with a focal length of 505mm? Thanks for your time. Sincerely, Phil -
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Monarch 82ED, a Perfect Ten
This is Phil, I am a new member. Like you guys I have a Monarch ED82. I'm rather happy with it. I guess the only disappointing aspect IMO is that, with the Nikon lenses, one cannot go beyond a 60X magnification. This is a strong limiting factor (that is one of the main reason for this thread I...