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Helios Binoculars
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The Helios Fieldmaster is a range of high quality porro prism binoculars.
The Helios Fieldmaster 12x50, provides a high magnification with a reasonably bright image (unusual for high magnification binoculars with only a 50mm objective lens). The 50mm objective lens makes the binoculars not too heavy to carry around. All feature BaK-4 prisms and multi-coated optics All have fold back eyecups for spectacle wearers, tripod bush (requires L shaped bracket to mount to tripod) are supplied with strap and case and have a 1 year manufacturers warranty. Stock Availability: Discontinued, details shown for reference purposes only. Show Box Photograph Price shown includes VAT and SHIPPING for this item to: Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Other countries shipping is charged at cost, email for details. This page updated: 17 March 2023 |
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Jill Sissons 18/12/2006 16:47:47 | Many thanks for your service, I bought a pair of these via your internet site on Saturday (16/12/06) morning, they arrived this morning well packed and thankfully without any indication of what was in the parcel as it is a Christmas present for my partner (who had to sign for it!) |
Michael Button 03/12/2008 14:58:03 | I am an aircraft enthusiast and would appreciate any ideas for replacing my current binoculars. The Helios Fieldmaster seems to fit the bill, but, do you have any suggestions?
Many thanks |
eebc - Chris 03/12/2008 15:30:15 | The ones the seem most popular amongst aircraft enthusiasts are:
Helios 10x50 Helios 12x50 (this page) Helios 16x50 Optical Hardware 10x50 Optical Hardware 12x60 Optical Hardware 20x80 A lot of it depends upon where the aircraft are being viewed, sometimes (actually usually!) at airports the aircraft can be miles away! A 12x or 16x is the right sort of magnification for most airports and even in flight good views can be had. The higher magnifications are handy for very high altitude viewing (30,000 ft) and many people prefer even a large pair of 20x80 than having a scope (which really do give a good look at the high flyers, but need tripods etc). |
Bill 02/08/2012 09:04:23 | Hello,
Could you tell me the eye relief for these bins and the colour of their coatings, please? Regards, Bill. |
eebc - Jamie 08/02/2012 09:15:53 | The manufacturers do not specify the eyerelief on these binoculars.
They do have fold down rubber eyecups which are normally about 5mm high and fold back flush to the eyepieces. The coatings are blueish on the objective lenses, and greenish on the eyepiece lenses. |