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October 11th 05, 06:09 AM
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"Paul L Money" wrote in message I have located about 70 of the Messier objects using just a basic and cheap pair of 10X50s and I keep meaning to finish off the rest when I get a chance. However any binocular will take you deeper if they are put on some sort of mount - I just have a camera tripod but anything that...- I'm betting that there may be other DSO's that can push that limit. So come on folks - how far can you go with just a pair of Bins? Best wishes Paul Money I'm up to 88 with a BORG 60mm refractor. Might go for a marathon with it from Tenerife next March... Regards Paul 
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