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Legacy Reviewer's Review of Apogee 25x100mm Astro-Vue Binoculars AC10025B
Great price (~$300) for large aperture binos. 3.50 degrees of true field of view.
Able to be camera tripod mounted.
Light enough with foam padded case to be taken to Mauna Kea for best view of the Andromeda Galaxy ever (filling 80% of the main field of view, plus a second FOV for about 6 deg long!). Closer to home the Pleadies and Behive never looked better; especially when the moon and or planets pass through. Easy to find and track some asteroids (than telescope) such as Vesta and Ceres
Pros: Great price for large aperture binos. 3.50 degrees of true field of view. Portability.
Cons: Straight view neck strain above 60 degrees above horizon. Must be tripod mounted for observing.
Able to be camera tripod mounted.
Light enough with foam padded case to be taken to Mauna Kea for best view of the Andromeda Galaxy ever (filling 80% of the main field of view, plus a second FOV for about 6 deg long!). Closer to home the Pleadies and Behive never looked better; especially when the moon and or planets pass through. Easy to find and track some asteroids (than telescope) such as Vesta and Ceres
Pros: Great price for large aperture binos. 3.50 degrees of true field of view. Portability.
Cons: Straight view neck strain above 60 degrees above horizon. Must be tripod mounted for observing.
This review was written in the old system and had content requirements that are different than reviews written today.
Would Recommend:
Yes
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