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To: | John Brown <>, Canberra Birds <> |
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Subject: | Minox binoculars: Are they bad or have I been unlucky? |
From: | "calyptorhynchus ." <> |
Date: | Sun, 14 Dec 2014 11:56:23 +1100 |
I bought a $300 pair of Minox 10 x 42 a few years ago. They were very good and then inexplicably one of the lugs holding the strap broke. Minox sent me a new pair and they have been excellent and no more broken lugs. I also have a pair of Pentax in the same price range that are almost as good. I have taken both pairs to the wet se Asian tropics (the real test for binoculars) and neither got moisture inside. Sometimes you just get unlucky, if you pay $2000-3000 for a pair of binoculars you might expect flawless performance. :-) But at least Minox have been good to you even if their products fail. John Leonard On 14 December 2014 at 10:51, John Brown <> wrote:
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