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Sarah88
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Re: bino accident
      08/07/06 01:07 PM

First of all Harry - check to see if the barrels are straight - I've seen a pair of cheap binos get dropped, and one barrel ended up askew, where it fits into the prism housing.
(plastic barrels - one had been knocked a bit sideways, and wasn't seated properly in it's thread)
Unscrew em both, then back in, and make sure neither has got cross-threaded.

Worth checking out before you try fiddling with collimation screws.

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ED100, OD250L
15x70, 10x50, 7x50
54.7N 2.7W

Edited by Sarah88 (08/07/06 01:10 PM)

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