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$114.98
Binoculars, Carrying case, Neck strap, Lens Covers, Lens Cloth
The Barska 7x50 WP Deep Sea Porro - Internal Rangefinder and Compass Binoculars are specially designed for nautical use, and they feature an internal range-finding reticle and compass for navigation. These heavy-duty binoculars have shockproof, non-slip ergonomic rubber armor for a secure grip in rugged conditions. They are O-ring-sealed to be 100% waterproof and dry-nitrogen-purged and sealed to prevent internal fogging, clouding, and moisture damage. 7x magnification allows for the steadiest images possible in rough sea conditions, and a large 50mm objective lens provides maximum light transmission. Fully coated optics, BAK-4 prisms, and porro lenses ensure crisp, clear imaging. These binoculars are perfect for the beginning or experienced mariner.
Barska combines the latest in optical technology with JSA-based quality control for optimum performance. With a distinctive design and a range of features crafted to meet individual comfort and needs, these binoculars are the perfect outdoor companion.
Weight
43.07 oz.
Size
Full Size Binoculars
Eye Relief
27.4mm
Waterproof
Yes
Features
Compass , Rangefinder , Reticle , Waterproof
Magnification
7x
Brand
Barska
Objective Lens Diameter
50mm
Field of View at 1000 Yards
350 ft.
Angular Field of View
6.6 Degrees
Exit Pupil
7.2mm
Focus Type
Center Focus
Close Focusing Distance
22
Tripod Adaptable
Yes
Binoculars Series
Barska Deep Sea Binoculars
Lens Coating
Fully Multi-Coated
Prism Type
Porro Prism Binoculars
Prism Glass
BAK-4
Eyecups
Twist-Up
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Comments about Barska 7x50mm WP Deep Sea Marine Binoculars with Internal Compass and Rangefinder Reticle:
Barska binos arrived on time, as promised and seem to work fine. Would recommend this product and company.
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Comments about Barska 7x50mm WP Deep Sea Marine Binoculars with Internal Compass and Rangefinder Reticle:
Easy to order, prompt delivery, this is what shopping is all about.
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Comments about Barska 7x50mm WP Deep Sea Marine Binoculars with Internal Compass and Rangefinder Reticle:
I needed to replace a much more expensive pair of binoculars that had "taken a walk". I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of these inexpensive glasses. Clear, bright optics, easy to focus, and easy on the wallet.
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Comments about Barska 7x50mm WP Deep Sea Marine Binoculars with Internal Compass and Rangefinder Reticle:
After my 8 year old accidentally donated my old pair to the bottom of Davey Jonses locker, I stopped by my local West Marine to see what they had on Sale. Unfortunately for them it was the base pair that were available it a price I would pay. So I went online to see what I could fine. I came across these at hayneedle. Having never heard of Hayneedle or having used Barska products before I was a bit hesitant. I'm so glad I went a head an ordered these. Hay needle communicated with me better then another company I have ordered from before and fedex delivered the package prior to the expected arrival. I would deffinetly recommend this company, and this product to anyone.
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Comments about Barska 7x50mm WP Deep Sea Marine Binoculars with Internal Compass and Rangefinder Reticle:
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Q1: What are the dimensions of these binoculars?
A: The dimensions of this binocular are 7.5Lx6Wx2.5H.
Q2: What is the maximum rangefinding distance?
A: The range finder option is actually a reticle that you will see when you look through the binocular. The verticle scale (reticle) visible through the left half of the binocular, above the compass display, allows you to calculate distance to an object if you know its height, or to calculate the height of an object if you know its distance from you. Each mark on the verticle scale has a value of 5 MIL (1MIL is equivalent to an angle that can determine an object one meter in height at a distance of 1000 meters). Therefore, if a navigation chart gives the height of an object, by sighting on it and counting the number of MIL's, you can determine how far away it is. Here are two formulas: To measure distance when the height is known: Objective Height (m) ý Scale Reading X 1000m = Distance in Meters To measure object height when the distance is known: Distance (m) X Scale Reading ý 1000 = Object Height in Meters
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