simple explanation i found on the net ... QUOTE The numbers describe the configuration of a binocular. Let's take 8x42 binoculars as an example. The first number (8) refers to the magnification, or, how many times closer an object will appear when looking through the binocular compared to looking through eyes only. The second number (42) indicates the diameter of the objective lens (the light-gathering lens) of the binocular and is measured in millimeters. Note: The diameter of the objective lens is directly related to the size of the binocular -- the larger the objective lens, the larger (and often brighter) the binocular. UNQUOTE
Oh man. U mean the breather pipe for the fuel tank which sends vapour or even overspill out yeah? Remember seeing this under my 348 & it was a worrying sight!
Wah why u ask me only? Its not like I am always stalking chio bu from long range there are a lot of bludders here with lens expertise .8x40 but the first number is the magnification how close you want to see the tits from afar and the second number 40 is how wide the lens is at the front, the bigger the brighter the image .if u go Hong Kong maybe u can pick up from this dealer usually the guys that specialize in telescope stock the higher powered binoculars. But if I am thinking what u need for, you might need to get one with image stabilizer like the Canon LOL or better put on the tripod. Then u got two hands free! http://www.grandeye.com.hk/
I found this OEM manufacturer, they want minimum 10 orders for this Mother of all hand held lights, 6800 lumens...comes with a metal case, very James bond with all the accessories...if anyone up for it? Approximately US$580 sans shipping. Good for boating or flashing ur loud neighbors! http://www.search-light.tw/search_e/product_SL_3570.php
if i'm not mistaken, they sell around USD 550 ... depending on where u buy & with what accessories ... colour temperature 6,500K
Cheaper also since its in the market! One whole chicken only 18 bucks usually sold out by 7pm. BTW what lunch treat?? hahahaha
Hahaha u bunch of boys Thanks! Can check out online military surplus stores. Weather proof but usually more discreet for the field ones. If you're checking out your new neighbour then whack a long range lens on HD videocam!
Sorry to disappoint, but Wicked Lasers' The Torch is rated at 4100 lumens! http://www.wickedlasers.com/lasers/The_Torch-74-41.html http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wsIHyRyETKg&feature=player_embedded
seen this mate, but with a runtime of 10 mins, it's impractical ... apart from being extremely dangerous due to it's capacity to combust anything else it's near to ...
