Anyone know about russian nh6-2 binoculars?
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I have a pair  they are 20x60  . they were used on the russian and korean border. I've seen them for $165.00 . there is a mount to fit on a tripod . when you do use them you have to brace them against something so they wont be shaking. very good quality. I love mine
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Adding to the above... If you can afford it and you want more than about 7x magnification, you should consider buying IS (image stabilizing) binoculars.   These need batteries, but dynamically correct for the shaking of your hands.  You can get them up to 15x magnification.\n\nAlso, it's important to consider what you want to use the binoculars for.  If you're going to use them at comparatively short distances, you don't want a pair that magnify too much because you'll have to keep moving the glasses around to see entire objects.  (That's why opera glasses, which are a form of binocular, are such low magnification - typically 2-4x).   Also, if you plan to use them at night or in low light, you want a large objective lens size (50mm or larger) because that allows the glasses to gather more light.\n\nLastly, if you'll use them in unstable situations (like a moving boat), consider the size of the exit pupil.  This is the objective diameter divided by the magnification, and measures the diameter of the image which your eye looks at.   This is important because it affects how precisely your eye has to be lined up with the eyepiece for you to see the image.
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sure, what you want is an IR filter, which you can pretty easily get from any optics supplier.  here are a wide range of choices from melles-griot, but they're kinda expensive.  however they are quality professional-grade filters.\n\nhttp://shop.mellesgriot.com/products/optics/optics.asp?plga=051408&CatID=10222&mscssid=&Page=All\n\nhere are some cheaper versions with slightly less clean spectra, but probably still functional depending on your needs:\nhttp://shop.mellesgriot.com/products/optics/optics.asp?plga=085680&CatID=1023&mscssid=\n\nyou can probably get some for cheaper if you hunt around on the web.  just be careful you aren't getting the opposite of what you want - a stop-visible/pass-IR filter, which is used a lot in infrared photography.
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russi satellite called SPUTNIK...
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Do you know the aperture and what kind of a telescope it is, or where it is made?\n\nI've attempted several web searches and cannot find any "Novus" brand telescope. Is this something you got off of eBay? Because I hope you didn't pay very much for it. It is more than likely that it is toy junk.\n\nGood luck. Add more details to your question and you might get more info.
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hope this site helps, not sure what kind of aircraft you want to find, but here is a link
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Orion Telescope and Binoculars - http://www.telescope.com - good selection of cheap-to-moderate scopes, decent quality.\nFirst Telescope - http://www.first-telescope.com/ - all scopes under $500.\nAstronomics - http://www.astronomics.com/ - parent of First Telescope, a good full-line telescope dealer.
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I found a link for this place. I hope it helps.\n\nhttp://www.vizual4u.co.uk/akzent.htm
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Go to this site..\n\namerican-infrared.com/product/Prod_flir_470_files/Prod_flir_470.html
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I think you're asking about "Fedorov" centers. If you can read Russian, you'll find all info you need here:\nhttp://www.mntk.ru/ \n\nIt's quite well organized site (gives information, how to contact them, what they do, how much it costs etc.)\n\nUnfortunately I could not find an English version.
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lol at stealth,undetectable,sophisticated and invinceable...lol ty for the laugh.here i'll give you the link, remeber four of them were shot down over serbia by 1970's built russian made anti-aircraft missiles,what do you think the modern russian missles can do?
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http://pqasb.pqarchiver.com/skyandtelescope/advancedsearch.html
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lol first of all wellcome back reporter, i missed you.ok a klub missile is a russian built anti ship anti submarine missle(n.a.t.o name ss-n-27).it's the state of the art modern missile capable of destrying any modern stealth ship or submarine, it's the only one of its kind in the world, here i'll give you the link to it,
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first off the low life that called you a bit.ch was way out of line. and as far as an ak-47 there are many variants of them available. even the russian ones have become available from the manufacturer saiga. most countries have made there own versions. all based on the same design that mikhail kalishnikov designed. if you are looking for a vietnam era ak-47 be prepared to spend some tall cash. $1000+ would be an average combat rifle. a collector piece will run alot more. being in that era im sure youre husband must be very familiar with an m-16. but it is well known that alot of u.s service men took the ak-47s from enemys because they were more reliable. not nearly as accurate though. with the addition of chrome lined chambers and the forward assist the m-16 became much more reliable. they also changed to stick powder which made a vast reliability improvement. www.gunbroker.com is a great auction site for firearms. also shotgun news magazine is a great place to find collector firearms. i hope you find what you want. by the way i have a nice russian saiga with a factory side mount that i will get rid of for a very fair price. email or instant message me if you want more details.
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If you go here, you will find out all about the Mio 268, and if you scroll to the bottom of the page , you will be able to click onto a multitude of SatNav systems :-\nhttp://www.lordpercy.com/mio_268_review.htm
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Interesting! My first thought was the F-22. do you still have access to the photo? I would like to see it. My 360 page has my email and Messenger id on it.