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Harry Siebert BinoViewer 2"

The Siebert 2" Binoviewers present an interesting dilema for me. Although they work O.K. (some problems with eyerelief, merging images, collamation) my biggest problem with the Sieberts was the quality of the fit and finish. It seems strange to put a pair of $500.00 eyepieces that have superb fit and finish into a Binoviewer that looks like it was made in my basement by my 7 year old son with parts he salvaged out of my plumbing supply box. Other than that, I suppose they fill a niche for those how don't really care about pride of ownership, and are willing to put up with their quirks.
Rob

Overall Rating: 2
Performance:3 Value:2
Weight: 1 (Unreliable Vote)
Date: 01/28/2003 12:21:20 pm PST
By: Anonymous (xxx.xxx.23.210)
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>The Siebert 2" Binoviewers present an interesting dilema for me. Although they work O.K. (some problems with eyerelief, merging images, collamation) my biggest problem with the Sieberts was the quality of the fit and finish. It seems strange to put a pair of $500.00 eyepieces that have superb fit and finish into a Binoviewer that looks like it was made in my basement by my 7 year old son with parts he salvaged out of my plumbing supply box. Other than that, I suppose they fill a niche for those how don't really care about pride of ownership, and are willing to put up with their quirks.
>           Rob

Are you sure you can tell the truth. Sounds to me like you should be teaching your 7 year old how to tell the truth.

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