what distance is the parallax set at
339910
Not 100% what it is but, being a shorter range optic it really doesn't come into play. I mounted this scope on my Mosin in a scout style, and just got two deer this last weekend at about 70 yards. It works just fine for its purposes.
339911
Not sure but like Southerviking, I mounted my on my Mosin and it works fine at the range. I would guess somewhere around 12". God bless and Merry Christmas.
339912
This being a long eye relief scope which is meant for handguns, thus in the description "pistol scope" that being said, the information booklet that comes with the scope on page 28, AIM compact scopes are set to 60 yards. AIM full size scopes are set to 75 yards. AIM handgun and tactical 2.5X scopes are set to be parallax free at 100 yards. As you can see it does not really make a whole lot of difference. I hope this helps you. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!!!!
1870387
Using another spyglass viewing a yardstick and doing a little math I came up with 145' at 1000 ft which would be 450' at 1000 yds. A quick test against my Mom's similar $135 device, including the 10" focus ability, showed no visible difference to me. I do wish it had a rubber eye cup, though.
1368943
I did not accurately measure this but from my observation using the unit minimum distance that it will focus is about 8-10 feet. It will not focus closer than that.
115929
Parallax free ,I can change head position right or lift If you can see the dot it well hit on the dot
1143874
the distance veries,depending on the amount of moon light-reflective objects-generaly speaking,on average--about 30 ft.-hope this was helpful-if u have a set of these cameras,you will began to understand what you can expect to see from each camera at nite as they will all be defferent.hope this was helpful,thes are the best cameras on the market for the money.I have 2 4camer systems,1 8 camera system,
1311665
Assuming you mean the Milky Way, here's a good article : http://www.lonelyspeck.com/lenses-for-milky-way-photography/ and it shows you the field of view you can expect with the lens.
427770
The focus is adjustable by two rotary knobs, one on each side of the binoculars. They are located where the lens meets the temples. They are focusable from 10 feet to infinity.
2267400
If you're asking what the nearest object it can focus on is, that's 14 ft (4.6 m).
1567228
Q: How far can you see with this pair of binoculars? A: Minimum distance = 40 feet. Maximum distance = Infinity e.g. you can see the Moon and the stars like the Milky Way etc. Looking at the earths horizon at any given distance you'll see everything 15 times closer. Just bear in mind that everything is seen 15 times closer than what you see with your naked eyes. Thats the key answer to your question.
114742
I believe if you get the parallax sensor they convert to digital signal. You can set limits with the range. I'm not sure what sensors you plan on using.
2167679
I'm sorry, I cannot answer that question. I sent it to my 14 year old grandson who is currently living in Europe. All I can tell you is that he loves it. He said he was amazed at the starry projections.
1407060
There is a small amount of parallax but I don't really notice it unless I'm looking for it.
1356563
I used to own this scope and used it to look at trees, birds, etc. The close range is about 50'.
743771
It's not a graduated cylinder that's for sure. Based on the overall diameter of the location you are taking a measurement I imagine it would be very hard to get consistent readings, just due to parallax. If you're looking for something super accurate, this isn't the right tool.
381970
It is approximately 10 feet. If you want a close up range monocular, you will need to look for another one that is available on Amazon. If a binocular is not a problem, I highly recommend the Pentax Papilio. It has fantastic close up focus. It is like having a stereomicroscope in your hands.
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My husband's eyes are also close-set. He uses the binocs all the way closed. The distance between the center of his eyeballs measures about 2-1/2" ...the same as the eye pieces on the binocs. I hope this info helps
1774299
If you are asking about about the minimum parallax adjustment, it's 25 yards.