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Binoculars ,, what brand, make, model, recommendation ???
Mark Borgerson wrote: Dunno----but if the binoculars have a built-in compass, be sure to apply a dab of relative bearing grease! Mark Borgerson Okay, now I am really confused. I always heard that "true' bearing grease was preferd to either apparent or relative grease. And then there is that dialectic stuff. Would that be alright considering I use binoculars and not dianoculars???? Please help. Bob |
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On 16 Jun 2006 11:54:46 -0700, "Bob" wrote:
Okay, now I am really confused. I always heard that "true' bearing grease was preferd to either apparent or relative grease. And then there is that dialectic stuff. Would that be alright considering I use binoculars and not dianoculars???? Please help. As Einstein said, "It's all relative". Grease is messy, use dry gin instead and drink the left overs. |
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