Can this binocular be used to watch bird nests on 200 ft high electrical towers (for example red tail hawk nests) ?
1134091
Yes it can however, a tripod or other stabilizing device is recommended because of handheld 'shakiness'.
1134092
I have used these binoculars to watch a Red Tail Hawk nest at about 200 yards from my car. The optics are good, but not great, at that range. So 200 foot towers should be manageable, depending on your light.
1134093
You'd be able to see the birds, but I think a scope would be a better choice. These are great binoculars for the price, but I think you would be disappointed if you try to view nests over 200 feet away.
1134094
Absolutely, I went to Alaska and was able to see Bald Eagle's on the tops of poles and see grizzly bears in the wild. Love the binoculars.
737469
Absolutely! My friend has one for both he & his wife & they use them up in the mountains to view wildlife & scenery!
918321
Yes I routinely take photos of birds from inside my house using the remote. I am usually about 25 feet from the subject and it works perfectly.
590893
The Stereo Binocular Viewer is designed to work with Schmidt-Cassegrain telescopes (SCT) and many refracting telescopes, the 114EQ is a Reflecting telescope, I have not tried it on the 114EQ (I have one, I use when working with kids), but imagine that it would work with the scope, you won't get the distance like viewing Saturn because of Optic laws...
849358
Since this has a 10 power magnification, with a fairly good field of view, I think they'd work well for bird-watching. You might consider something with an adjustable focus and magnification but this is commoner on single lens spotting scopes or camera lens applications than in binoculars. For a fixed power device, this is a good option. Paul M.
1021873
I doubt it, the resolution on this monocular is probably inadequate to your needs. In general, night vision resolution is pretty limited after 100 yards.
347517
Yes, that is advisable. They are powerful binoculars and very difficult to hold still. Therefore, what you see jumps around so the power is offset by a blurry image.
1747558
Yes, it is often used for viewing First Person View (FPV) from remote control aircraft. You would need to buy a separate video transmitter, receiver, and display device.
1558965
Yes, assuming it has a standard 1/4" threaded mount. This pistol grip, ball mount would be good for bird watching, but panning a field for wildlife may be "choppy".
948045
yes it would be good for birding. We have a cabin in the mountains that overlooks a small valley. We sit on the balcony with the scope on a tripod and watch alot of wildlife with it. Have fun with it. They have alot of accessories to add to the experience. I cant wait to get some of them. Take care!
64566
I'm not sure I really understand the question. In my experience with these binoculars, you can focus them for pretty close range, but I couldn't say whether it's 100 ft or 500 ft.
383151
Great for birding, but I wouldn't use them for astronomy. They're not powerful enough and way too jiggly when hand held. Viewing the moon would probably be OK.
1879897
Not sure. it was placed on the roof eve of a 2 story apartment complex and covered the entire common area very well. I have the same ones on my house, within the house it looks to be about 60º of View. They are much better camera's than the normal ones used in most of the Q-See systems ( and all others that I have worked with ). The resolution is about 50% + better.
1826115
Yes you can. These night vision infrared stealth binoculars are lots of fun, my boyfriend used them for deer hunting and said the were cool. But their not high quility, they are a toy. Don't expect too much from them. Have fun!
709355
We use ours from our deck or inside the house to watch birds and activities on a bay off of Puget Sound. We have ours mounted on a taller tripod than the one that comes with it. It seems to have clear images from a mile or so away. It is ideal for our purposes.
948044
I use the 100mm for shore birds. It has a long reach to see far off birds. It's great to use when you have a car. If you're hiking, it'll be too cumbersome for any long distance. It's great when you're driving though a nature preserve or a park. It's quick to set up and you will see things no one else could think of seeing. I've had people ask me what are you looking at? I'm looking at that bird in the tree just past the lake. I can't even see the lake. That's why I have the 100mm, I can see the lake, the tree and the painted bunting in the tree.
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Yes, I bought this specifically for that purpose. The birdwatching mode has given me many more "keepers" than my p500. It seems to focus easily on the bird, ignoring fairground twigs and background objects. Great feather detail. Best of all: AMAZING reach. I love it!