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What is the lightest spotting scope with 50x or greater magnification?
 
Posts: 12158 | Location: Orlando, FL | Registered: 26 January 2006Reply With Quote
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Do you also want to be able to see what you're looking at? Big Grin

The Pentax 65ED (or whatever Doug has in current model #) can be had with a "recommended" 46X eyepiece or something higher if you don't have mirage Cool ... pretty light scope (around 2 lbs plus) and good FOV.
 
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Please see my Dialyt 65mm review in the forum below. It's highly carryable. Don't know if it's the lightest, but it's light. And very good optically.
 
Posts: 1739 | Location: Maryland | Registered: 17 January 2004Reply With Quote
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Hi larry,

I think it is the Meopta S1 APO (the one with the objective with a much better colour aberration correction). The former top of the line before the new (1 year or so) S2.
I have one I bought throught EUROOPTIC about 3 year ago. I think they still have some.
The S1 has a 75 mm objective diameter. I bought it with the two occulars for the model: the "standard" 20x-60x and the faboulous 30X W (wide angle). I cannot ask for a more serviseable spotting scope, lighter than all the other in its class, GREAT optically (like all Meopta products), and costing half, or less now, the others TOPS L, N, S or Z...
Good luck!

PH
 
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The baby Nikon. They are pretty cheap too.
 
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