How many milimeters it has?
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90mm, sorry for late reply have been travelling. If I could post a picture on this site I would do so but don't see that it is possible. I am using a Walther PS 22 sight with it.
88314
I can't remember exactly but it wasn't much, it was very little, it was a gift so I don't have it to check sorry.
913106
I havent used it yet, but I read on the description somewhere that it is 700ml. It seems about right when holding it.
1729852
There are dimensions provided in mm. In inches, it's about 3.5 x 6.25 x 0.25.
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Correction to Kevin- 1 "mil" is .001", not .0001". Just so you know, "mil" is a prefix that denominates one thousandth. Which is why 1,000 millimeters = 1 meter. 1 mil is equal to one thousandth of an inch. or 1,000 mils is equal to 1 inch.
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24 mm. The range is 24 to 120 mm. The sensor is large for such a small camera and the optics are excellent. Its solid metal construction exudes quality and it's literally pocketable. If you are in the market for a quality travel or everyday carry camera, I can recommend this without reservation.
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It does not say anywhere that it is 11 millimeters thick, it says 11mil. mil is a term used for thickness of a material such as plastic sheeting and tape. mil is slang for .0001. So this tape is 2 inches wide, 55 years long and 11 mil thickness (adhesive to finished side) look up mil thickness a search engine.
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Absolutely! It's definitely a misprint. I believe they really mean millimeters, not inches.
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It's a fixed mil-dot regardless of zoom x. The scope diameter does shrink when zoomed in though
665167
Around 1.75 inches, give or take a few thousandths. I don't have a micrometer to be exact.
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This scale has a .01 gram graduation. A milligram is .001 gram, so the scale cannot count in milligrams. Sorry. :(
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It is probably about the size of a sheet of paper. Maybe a little bigger. Thicker obviously. I don't have it anymore. Got rid of it a month ago. It lasted quite a while.
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I measured a thinner area with my ruler and it measured 3 mm. Being a natural product, it has thinner and thicker areas but the difference isn't a lot.
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it is 2.1 millimeters inside diameter. that is the INSIDE 'hole' measurement
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Go to http://www.imicro.com/item.php?item=PS-IM400W for the complete Specs. 150X85X140 mm 150 Millimeters = 5.905511811 Inches 85 Millimeters = 3.3464566929 Inches 140 Millimeters = 5.5118110236 Inches I hope this helps
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More microns means larger mesh.http://www.industrialspec.com/downloads/MeshMicronSizes.pdf
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Yeah, now that I think of it it may need to be cm for the 0.2 . They are really thin, but not a fraction of a millimeter.