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Question: how does the tripod adpater hook on? I got it today but im confused how that part hooks on? and then to the tripod.
Document: Wide field of view and you dont have to have a tripod!!! Have you ever tried to find something at 150x? Aint easy. Part of the problem is my mount however others struggle too. I can find most Messier in these. Think I got m78 last night!Seems like I see more in these than my 5". It might need some work not sure. But these seem to be higher optical quality and have larger exit pupil.Remember you cant see colors through amateur telescopes.
I got my binoculars today and tried them when the moon came up. they are amazing . I am new to stargazing and the detail you can see on the moon is awesome  I can't hold them still enough to see some other stars etc but its worth investing the money for a tripod. Much better than a telescope and work great for daytime use and bird watching. I can see two blocks away as if it was two houses down. well worth the money
Got the binoculars today and set them up on my tripod so the kids could see the moon. The tripod adapter will lock tight, but is very easy to disengage. That would be one thing, but one slip and the whole tripod lost balance.
I just got these today from Amazon, and just spent about an hour in the lawn looking at the sky! I was able to see all sorts of stuff not visible with the naked eye, including some clusters, a nice view of Saturn. I will probably be using these much more than my 6" Dobsonian!
This is the most perfect pair of binoculars anyone who is just starting out with star gazing can hope for. The 70 mm lens makes the moon a magnificent sight. Although I only recently got it, I have been able to see the Orion Nebula in surprisingly reasonable detail. A few days ago I was able to see Jupiter and 4 of its moons. The best part of the binoculars is that it is ready to use out of the box.
****FIRST IMPRESSIONS****I just got this item today. Previously, I had to return Barska 20x80 (bad collimation, could not focus the right scope, somewhat blurry and dim images) and Oberwerk 20x80 LW (was not collimated properly and right lens broke off during cleaning with cloth, I don't think it was properly glued, otherwise the optics were good, sharp, bright). These binoculars are the whole different story.
I just got into amateur astronomy about 6 weeks ago, and based on the many positive reviews I read here, I decided to give these a whirl since they are reasonably priced. Just got them today.It is overcast right now, so, I only got to view the moon in between darks clouds and saw Venus. I will make it my business to either update or post again, but the few comments I want to make:  They are MUCH lighter than I thought.
The views are very clear and bright. I dont believe you will find a better set anywhere near this price. Im very pleased with the performance.They are huge binoculars though and heavier than I had imagined. I almost want to say that a tripod is a must because its nearly impossible to hold them steady enough to tell what youre seeing at night.
The tripod adapter was not a part of the package as promised and I find that very amusing!! Since the adapter is part of the standard binoculars it seems like it has been deliberately separated for whatever reasons! !
Case with strap--the latter the weakest part of the whole package.During daytime, we used it for scanning distant wildlife and mountain ridges. Excellent performance. Tripod adapter best used when viewing level or slightly above level angles. I found it too tedious and straining to attempt oblique views with a conventional photographic tripod.
Answer: The adapter screws onto the hinge behind the focus knob. There's a little plastic piece about the diameter of a penny that you have to remove first. It should turn off (ccw--standard right-hand thread) fairly easily. The larger square side of the adapter attaches to your tripod. I believe it's a 1/4-20 thread--pretty standard for small camera tripods.