what does the 8x40 mean?
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The number 8 refers to the magnification. In this case the object being viewed would appear to be eight times larger than seen with the naked eye. The number 40 refers to the diameter of the larger lens. The larger the number the bigger the lens. In this case it refers to 40 millimeters (about 1.5 inches). A large lens is desirable as it will let more light in and the thus the object being viewed will look brighter.
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Max supported is 2x4 (and that's what I'm using), but you can find articles that claim 2x8 works.
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The width of a 8x10 piece of paper, so basically 8". The machine work beautifully.
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I'd say that if you get 12 x 30 you'd be okay but, I guess it depends what you are using it for. If you wanted to play it safe you could go with 12 x 35.
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I am not sure if I understand your question but, if I scan a 4x6 photo it saves as a 4x6.. Not a 4x6 on an 8.5x 11 page.. I hope that answers your question ( hope that makes sense)
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I'm not exactly sure, but I'm fairly certain it's 87x110 as the item's title says.
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8X means 8 times bigger. The second number is the diameter of the light gathering lens (I think 42mm). To calculate how well and clear you will see things in dim conditions, do a math calculation - 42 divided by 8 equals 5.25. That is not very high. Aim for about 7.0 or more if you do bird or rodent watching in dim conditions like in a forest. Example, 7x49 gives a 7.0.
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FYI The bulb type tells you the answer. The 40 in BR40 is 40/8. all bulb types are the same. A19 is 19/8, etc. I don;t know why they chose that method, but all bulb diameters are in eights of an inch/
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MB can hold 32 if you need it. I run with 2x8 and have no problems. This gives me the option to expand to 32 or 24 if needed.
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The other 2 took the words out of my mouth. 2x8 and I'm covered for the future (Using Photoshop, etc.)16 is great now, but who knows?
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The smaller area is 2x9. The larger 8x9 even though it says 11" total its really 10"
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Since the board measures 20.5 ", including border, each individual square is "slightly" smaller than 2.5", since 8 x 2.5 = 20. With a 1" border on each side, it's probably closer to 2.25", which times 8 squares would be 18" plus the borders.
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I don't have a ruler here in front of me, but I'd guess it's about 4x6 or 5x7. Like a large index card.
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8x4 is only 32GB, you need 8x8 and the board will support it as long as you have an core i7 extended memory processor.
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No. I think the 8.5" refers to the boxed size for shipping. It's actually 30" tall, 30" from left to right, and 18" from back to front.
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16.8 x 12 x 43 - is what the literature says - seems to be different from the 8" you're referencing
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I am guessing here. it was in a big box. I would say no greater than 40 x 65. Hope this helps!