As stated above, so I dug out my Eclipse smart binoculars bought for the Eclipse a while back which I never saw, a 10x40 and a10x25,I was happy with what I could see with these inexpensive binoculars, two groups of sun spots cleanly defined, no real detail but far better than pulling weeds 
Dave.
Bored with gardening
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You could plant an Audrey II
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