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On 26 Aug 2003 13:36:33 +0200, "daysleeper" wrote:
Hi! Is there a simple way to determine the focal lenght of the binocular lense, without taking it apart? I own 15 years old russian 20x60 Tento binoculars. Maybe some of you know the FL of that one... I guess it's around 400mm (F6.6), but I might be very wrong ![]() Clear & steady skies! Without taking it apart? I don't know how... But try to measure the light-path from the objective to the ocular as precisely as you can. The difficult part is to trace around the prisms correctly... The focal length is about 10mm less than your measure. Also, look at them carefully as most of the times it is easy to remove either the objective or the ocular or both. Benoît Morrissette |
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