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Re: Lights,Leds and scopes etc.
From: Jos� Otavio O. de Almeida
Date: 2003 Oct 14, 09:36 -0300
From: Jos� Otavio O. de Almeida
Date: 2003 Oct 14, 09:36 -0300
The russian SNO T sextant has a sliding attachment, yes. I've fit the Tamaya scope on mine perfectly. So does the chinese Astra (Celestaire). Jos? Almeida. -----Mensaje original----- De: Navigation Mailing List [mailto:NAVIGATION-L@LISTSERV.WEBKAHUNA.COM] En nombre de Bruce Stark Enviado el: lunes, 13 de octubre de 2003 22:30 Para: NAVIGATION-L@LISTSERV.WEBKAHUNA.COM Asunto: Re: Lights,Leds and scopes etc. Fred, I'd hoped that a Russian scope might fit the Tamaya, & was asking if anyone knew. I'm guessing the Tamaya was based on a German model, and someone said the Russian sextants were made in East Germany. The sliding-fit attachment on the Tamaya provides an excellent in-or-out adjustment for fine tuning the comparative brightness of the reflected and direct images. Figured it might be pretty standard. Anyway, I'd like to have collimating wires in a scope for the longer distances. But 12X? Holy mackerel! Can you control that thing on a handheld sextant? Bruce