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NDonahoe
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Quick question. What is the smallest (angular size) object you have seen in binos (particularly 15x70's) ?
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EdZ
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13.4 arcseconds Sigma 2470 Lyr cleanly split using Oberwerk 15x70s
9.6 arcseconds Gamma Delphinus notched/elongated with proper Position angle recorded.
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EdZ
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Above I answered what I have seen in 15x70s. here are some other sights from my log book.
I have seen the four components of the Trapezium separated in Oberwerk 20x80s. The closest two stars are 8.7"
I have clearly seen Gamma Del 9.6" separated in the Fujinon 16x70s.
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NDonahoe
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Thanks EdZ. Another question. How do the Oberwerk 20x80's measure up to the Fujion 16x70's?
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