Binoculars
 

I have a similar set up with handheld VHFs. I have one I use whenever I'm
aboard and a nice one sitting on the bottom of the bay. It was on when it
went over. I wonder how long the bat lasted.

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"Walt" wrote in message
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Gilligan wrote:

"Scotty" wrote in message
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some here don't even own a boat. Shocking!


At least I own a set of binoculars!


I have two sets of binoculars. A cheap pair that I use for everyday
knocking about, and a really nice expensive pair that I keep on the bottom
of Lake Superior.

//Walt

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"Scotty" wrote in message
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some here don't even own a boat. Shocking!

At least I own a set of binoculars!


Just one? Hahah ha ha ha


ha



Hey, I'm poor, what can I say? But they are those nice fold up ones (not
carboard but something sturdier) that someone threw out at a rodeo here.
They were Dodge Ram promo opera glass/binocular thing. I wiped the chew off
of it and they work great!

Binoculars
 

Correct. 1 point to Dave

And, yes it is done with dock lines as well.



Dave wrote:
On 20 Oct 2006 09:05:35 -0700, "Bart" said:

There is a trick to this. I bet Jeff or Doug will know it.

Hint: It allows you to take off either pair without removing
the other.

Oh, you mean dipping the strap of the second. I hadn't thought this notion
particularly related to binoculars. You dip the loop or eye any time you
need to be able to remove either loop without removing the other.

Binoculars
 

Correct. 1 point to Dave

And, yes it is done with dock lines as well.



Dave wrote:
On 20 Oct 2006 09:05:35 -0700, "Bart" said:

There is a trick to this. I bet Jeff or Doug will know it.

Hint: It allows you to take off either pair without removing
the other.

Oh, you mean dipping the strap of the second. I hadn't thought this notion
particularly related to binoculars. You dip the loop or eye any time you
need to be able to remove either loop without removing the other.

Binoculars
 

Correct. 1 point to Dave

And, yes it is done with dock lines as well.



Dave wrote:
On 20 Oct 2006 09:05:35 -0700, "Bart" said:

There is a trick to this. I bet Jeff or Doug will know it.

Hint: It allows you to take off either pair without removing
the other.

Oh, you mean dipping the strap of the second. I hadn't thought this notion
particularly related to binoculars. You dip the loop or eye any time you
need to be able to remove either loop without removing the other.

Binoculars
 

"Bart" wrote
| Correct. 1 point to Dave
|
| And, yes it is done with dock lines as well.



Excuse me for asking but who appointed you the expert?


Cheers,
Ellen

Binoculars
 

"Dave" wrote
| Perhaps you should go sit in rapt attention at "Captain" Bobsprit's feet.

Capt. Rob doesn't have feet. His body stops at his asshole.

Cheers,
Ellen

Binoculars
 

Dave and I appointed Bart as the expert. Next question from peanut
gallery....

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"Dave" wrote in message
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On Sat, 21 Oct 2006 17:57:49 -0400, "Ellen MacArthur"
said:

Excuse me for asking but who appointed you the expert?

Perhaps you should go sit in rapt attention at "Captain" Bobsprit's feet.