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Galileo 20x60 Astronomical binoculars |
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Although small compared to other astronomy specific binoculars, the Galileo 20x60 packs quite a punch. Compact and light, it has many comparable functions of larger, more expensive binoculars. You are given extreme depth and contrast, not sacrificing image quality with an inexpensive, efficient pair of astronomical binoculars.
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- Easily attaches to tripod
- 20X magnification
- Rubber eyecups
Pros: Very transportable, versatile pair of binoculars. Good astronomy viewing.
Cons:Less powerful than more expensive, larger models. |
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| Astronomy |
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Amazing Range |
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Sturdy Construction |
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Tripod Ready |
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| Birding |
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Most powerful |
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Rubber and Metal
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Astronomy Capable
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| Big |
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Wide Field of Vision |
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Ocular Diopter |
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Handheld Design |
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| Camera |
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Very portable
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New Models Contain |
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| Digital |
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Powerful zoom
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LCD screen |
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High resolution |
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| Hunting |
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Tough Waterproof
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Lightweight Handheld
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Superb Optics |
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| Night Vision |
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Superior Image |
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Powerful Diopter
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Thermal Imaging |
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| Marine |
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Maximum brightness
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Weatherproof
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Quick Focus |
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| Waterproof |
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Canon 15x50 Image |
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Steiner 7x50 Marine |
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Nikon ProStaff ATB |
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| Kids |
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Kid friendly |
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Zoom 8x up to 12x |
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Easy to handle |
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Binoculars Technical Guide |
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