Jernosler
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Does anyone have a swarovski twin spotters set up?I was wondering how close are the eye pieces for pupil distance?my pupils are 58mm apart.
Swarovski twin spotters
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Mercracing
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Are you talking about the Swaro BTX's?
Jernosler
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No this set up
jimbires
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I've used this set up , it's awesome . I think he called them eagle eyes , or owl eyes . I tried doing a quick google search , this is all I could come up with .
Mercracing
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What's the difference between this and the Swaro BTX?
500000KV
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Member TravKatQ on Rokslide had this set up, send him a message over there.
I could see this setup being INFINITELY more finicky and difficult to deal with.
waspocrew
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Agreed. Trying to focus two spotters would be annoying. My dad has the BTX set up and it's incredible. Very comfortable to glass behind and great glass quality.
I also have the STX and BTX with 95 and 115 objectives. Don't regret it.
jimbires
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I got it now , "big eyes " hope this helps
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Big Eye Spotting Scope Brackets
Im considering buying one of the following, Doctor 30x,40x,25-50x, Kowa Highlanders, or having two spotting scopes mounted side by side. This will be used for long range glassing. I have looked through 40x and 25-50x doctors and like them but they lack the clarity of my Swarovski 20-60x80...
The BTX is a combined one piece dual eyepiece that a single scope attaches to. Much easier to adjust then having 2 separate eyepieces and scopes to focus. You would have at least 4 items to separately adjust as opposed to 2 on the BTX. The benefit of the BTX is ease of use.
Mike Matteson
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I go to stop looking these posts. Spend, Spend!
