Great to see you back on screen, with another great video! I have a suggestion to make for the use with a spotting scope. If you mount it the other way round, with the phone on the right side, it should turn the eyepiece in (not out) and hold better. Might not be the best for the eyepiece in the long-term, but should solve this twisting problem, or am I missing a point in my guessing here. Kind regards and happily looking forward to seeing you in other videos again.
Have you tried the Kowa BD II XD 6.5x35? It has a FOV of 10°, but I noticed it didn't make your list of "Wide Angle Binoculars" on your website, with the Nikon 7x35 Action EX @ 9.3° being the widest angle bino I saw listed there. I'm very interested in the Kowa model for sightseeing.
Hi! Glad to see a new video by you, i really enjoying your content! Question: is it possible to a (mid-range price) zoom monocular to be filled with nitrogen and being fully sealed/whetaherproof? I cannot find somenthing like a 10-30x25mm weatherproof nitrogen filled monocular, i only find 10-30x40mm "declared" filled with nitrogen and whetaherproof, and i am asking if maybe 25mm is too small for wheatherproofing or because is difficult to seal a zoom monocular and so the 40mm is not rreally sealed! (if you know some model, i really appreciate! In your guides you suggest Battalion from Barska but it is vanished from Europe market)
Excellent review! Great to see you back presenting full length reviews. I look forward to seeing more. Thank you! 🙏
Hi Alan, many thanks for the comment and kind words, much appreciated
wow what a nice thing it is I had no idea such item exists THANK YOU
Thank's for taking your time with this video. This was quite interesting. Have a great day! Cheers!! Illinois
You are welcome and many thanks for the comment, much appreiated
Great to see you back on screen, with another great video!
I have a suggestion to make for the use with a spotting scope. If you mount it the other way round, with the phone on the right side, it should turn the eyepiece in (not out) and hold better. Might not be the best for the eyepiece in the long-term, but should solve this twisting problem, or am I missing a point in my guessing here.
Kind regards and happily looking forward to seeing you in other videos again.
Genius! Yes you are 100% right, I now feel silly for not showing that on the video - oggh well, I can't change it now :-)
Thanks, very interesting.
You're very welcome and thanks for the comment, much appreciated 👍
Have you tried the Kowa BD II XD 6.5x35? It has a FOV of 10°, but I noticed it didn't make your list of "Wide Angle Binoculars" on your website, with the Nikon 7x35 Action EX @ 9.3° being the widest angle bino I saw listed there. I'm very interested in the Kowa model for sightseeing.
Hi! Glad to see a new video by you, i really enjoying your content! Question: is it possible to a (mid-range price) zoom monocular to be filled with nitrogen and being fully sealed/whetaherproof? I cannot find somenthing like a 10-30x25mm weatherproof nitrogen filled monocular, i only find 10-30x40mm "declared" filled with nitrogen and whetaherproof, and i am asking if maybe 25mm is too small for wheatherproofing or because is difficult to seal a zoom monocular and so the 40mm is not rreally sealed! (if you know some model, i really appreciate! In your guides you suggest Battalion from Barska but it is vanished from Europe market)
Try ollin magnetic phone adapter
Thanks, I will take a look - have you used it - do you have one?
@@Bestbinocularsreviews yes I have used it and it's the best and precise magnetic phone adapter I have ever seen