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nemo
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Reged: 06/09/03
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Loc: Eugene,Oregon
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 After searching far and wide, sparing no expense, please see the photograph for a unique, highly portable binocular instrument. Made for the cost conscious consumer. The genius of Japanese engineering!
Dan
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"Humility is not thinking less of your self-it is about thinking of yourself less."
Edited by nemo (02/15/04 02:52 PM)
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KennyJ
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Loc: Lancashire UK
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These look very similar to the ones worn by Batman and Robin but with hold -up devices modified from elastic to standard spectacle-frame style.
Regards -- Kenny.
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If everyone is thinking the same thing , no-one is thinking - General George S.Patton
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Anonymous
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For all the hikers on the forum. Your prayers have been answered
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Would light-pollution filtered glasses be any good? I've been wondering if anything like this would help- I can't see much at all naked-eye from my home, but it would be great to have the same, large FoV provided by unaided eyesight, while also bringing more into view.
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The genius of Japanese engineering!
Dan
Hah! They don't even have X-ray capability. 
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