How to Choose the Right Binoculars
February 5, 2021
When recreational boating involves watch keeping, it’s all in the eyes. Here’s how to determine what you need for your type of cruising.
When recreational boating involves watch keeping, it’s all in the eyes. Here’s how to determine what you need for your type of cruising.
At least 12% of the population lacks binocular vision making the use of marine binoculars difficult. As Ben Ellison suffers from a lack of binocular vision he came up with a simple solution by sawing the perfect pair of binoculars in half.
The passageway into the small harbor looked wide and inviting, but the chart showed that only about one-third of its width was safe to use.
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