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I only wish I had the imagination and skills necessary to build some of these things.

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Don’t sell yourself short. Your imagination and enthusiasm for bino astronomy is immense. You or ANYONE else could change the future of how we view the stars with binoculars. This is a very new field and there are not really that many players. The designs for seated astronomy using bino’s are now (and have been) coming out of the woodwork. Anyone who has viewed the stars with bino’s has, or will have a stiff neck. The 45 or 90 degree options is an attempt to address the “stiff neck”, and is one of those options that everyone wants. As time and designs progress, you can bet that more 45 and 90 degree binos will appear on the market. A strong, stable comfortable (portable) viewing chair will be on every bino astronomy observers wish list. You can have a strong influence on design criteria of that new model. Keep the “What If’s?” coming.
The Star-Chair people should be proud, they did a great job at building something that the Bino-People wanted. Only problem is that it costs 5,000. With Star-Chair as the ultimate, Garage mechanics and dreamers will come up with other options…………..and they are.

By the way.............Im the guy doing the Optical Chair Conversion to Bino-Chair.............and its a work in progress. Seems like everyone I talk to about it either gives me a blank look or they cant stop talking about it, coming up with ideas on how to make it better. Its a great process.........and everyone has fun.


Clear Skies

Gary

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Galileo 15 X 70
Oberwerk BT100-45

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