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NEW OBERWEK GIANT 22X100 ASTRO-BINO
Posted: Mon Feb 07, 2005 4:40 pm
by lowrobin
Anyone interested to purchase New 22x100 Oberwek Astro Bino at an fantastic price of only SGD $600.00, I can arrange a bulk purchase and save somemore cost. Interested please P.M. Me.
Robin Low
Posted: Tue Feb 08, 2005 2:10 am
by addy
Hi Robin
I would be interested in this or Oberwerk 25/40x100mm.. let me know the prices.
Posted: Tue Feb 08, 2005 8:15 am
by kayheem
Hi Robin,
I am sure it is a good deal, but straight thru binos are a pain-in-the-neck literally, when it comes to astro use. Can you get your hands on some 45 or 90 deg angled binos? e.g.
http://www.bigbinoculars.com/25100.htm
http://knightcontrol.freeservers.com/BO ... tro100.htm
Thanks!
Kay Heem
Oberwek Astro Bino
Posted: Tue Feb 08, 2005 9:32 am
by lowrobin
Hi Kay Heem:
I almost wanted to buy an 45 or 90 degree bino but it cost almost min
S$1500 for 80mm dia ie: Miyachi or Vixen and for the 100mm range it cost almost $ 2000>, as bino is only for general comet hunting and stargazing, I consider it as a low tech pc of equipment and should not invest more than $1000. However I have the ability to construct a very suitable mount to view with this bino without much constrain and neck pain.

Astro Bino
Posted: Tue Feb 08, 2005 9:36 am
by lowrobin
addy wrote:Hi Robin
I would be interested in this or Oberwerk 25/40x100mm.. let me know the prices.
Hi there:
The bino cost not exceed S$600.00 included freight to Singapore, I will gether perhaps a few more interested buyer and I will negotiate the price again with the dealer from overseas. The bino only comes in 22 x 100mm.

Posted: Tue Feb 08, 2005 10:18 am
by ariefm71
there's a miyauchi selling for us$500 on astromart
Miyauchi
Posted: Tue Feb 08, 2005 11:16 am
by lowrobin
ariefm71 wrote:there's a miyauchi selling for us$500 on astromart
Its a used item, the freight to Singapore will cost about US $100. BTW what is the size?
Robin Low
Re: Miyauchi
Posted: Tue Feb 08, 2005 12:48 pm
by kayheem
lowrobin wrote:ariefm71 wrote:there's a miyauchi selling for us$500 on astromart
Its a used item, the freight to Singapore will cost about US $100. BTW what is the size?
Robin Low
Robin, if you can get a few orders, why not consider:
http://www.binocularschina.com/binocula ... ngled.html
http://www.yuandaoptical.com/indexe/news.htm
For those with a 5" MCT/SCT, you may want to consider just buying a binoviewer with the Siebert Optics 0.5X focal reducer. With a 30mm eyepiece, you can achieve 20-40X magnification.
Kay Heem
Re: Astro-Bino
Posted: Tue Feb 08, 2005 1:38 pm
by lowrobin
kayheem wrote:lowrobin wrote:ariefm71 wrote:there's a miyauchi selling for us$500 on astromart
Its a used item, the freight to Singapore will cost about US $100. BTW what is the size?
Robin Low
Robin, if you can get a few orders, why not consider:
http://www.binocularschina.com/binocula ... ngled.html
http://www.yuandaoptical.com/indexe/news.htm
For those with a 5" MCT/SCT, you may want to consider just buying a binoviewer with the Siebert Optics 0.5X focal reducer. With a 30mm eyepiece, you can achieve 20-40X magnification.
Kay Heem
Hi Kay Heem,
Good idea, I have a C8 and I have considered to install a bino viewer, but the bino viewer cost almost US $700 - 800 not include freight, furthermore, the C8 needs a heavy mount and transportation is not as easy as a 100mm bino.
Robin Low
Re: Astro-Bino
Posted: Tue Feb 08, 2005 2:51 pm
by kayheem
lowrobin wrote:
Hi Kay Heem,
Good idea, I have a C8 and I have considered to install a bino viewer, but the bino viewer cost almost US $700 - 800 not include freight, furthermore, the C8 needs a heavy mount and transportation is not as easy as a 100mm bino.
Robin Low
Robin, I quoted the 5" as it would give approx the same light gathering capacity as a 4" bino. The 5" MCT/SCT can be mounted on the Manfrotto 410 geared head.
With your C8, you can use the Burgess binoviewer for US$200 which includes a pair of eyepieces. You can use a simple fork mount for your C8.
Kay Heem