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Spotting Scope Power??
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<blockquote data-quote="Sako7STW" data-source="post: 559016" data-attributes="member: 2112"><p>I hardly ever turn my scope up past 20x which is the lowest setting. I like a bright crisp picture. I will at times go up to 40x while scanning but not often. Unless I have a subject I am trying to look very close at, I never use 60X. I wish they would come out with a 15x super wide angle eyepiece for these scopes. They would be awesome for carpeting an area that is really big. When we elk hunt I have a perch we call Windy Point that I can see as far as 5-6 miles out and 15 miles wide in prime hunting area. To do a proper scan (gridding), even at 20x it can take a good half hour.</p><p></p><p>What is the best way to combat heat register? I really struggled with it this last trip on a few days when the temps got into the 60's and the sky was clear and bright. Usually I am up high looking down which eliminates most heat register. This trip I was down low looking high so it was a major factor.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sako7STW, post: 559016, member: 2112"] I hardly ever turn my scope up past 20x which is the lowest setting. I like a bright crisp picture. I will at times go up to 40x while scanning but not often. Unless I have a subject I am trying to look very close at, I never use 60X. I wish they would come out with a 15x super wide angle eyepiece for these scopes. They would be awesome for carpeting an area that is really big. When we elk hunt I have a perch we call Windy Point that I can see as far as 5-6 miles out and 15 miles wide in prime hunting area. To do a proper scan (gridding), even at 20x it can take a good half hour. What is the best way to combat heat register? I really struggled with it this last trip on a few days when the temps got into the 60's and the sky was clear and bright. Usually I am up high looking down which eliminates most heat register. This trip I was down low looking high so it was a major factor. [/QUOTE]
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