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Spotting telescopes are utilized for bird and bay watching. People enjoy observation and identification of wildlife and boats, and benefit from being able to view images normally too distant to clearly see. Whereas most binoculars are restricted to relatively low magnifications (6 to 10 Power), spotting scopes are designed to achieve as high as 60 Power and may magnify more under the right conditions.

Enerdyne stocks a comprehensive inventory, from smaller, inexpensive spotting scopes to some of the very best instruments in the world, so that we can help you match an instrument to your specific requirements and desires. We strongly encourage you to visit our store in Suttons Bay, MI because hands-on selection is the best way to ensure that you are happy with your purchase. We also know that your enjoyment of the scenery of beautiful Leelanau County may forever change and enrich your life.

Please use the links below for a product listing of each manufacturer. You may also view the appropriate specification chart.


Brunton Spotters
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Celestron Spotters
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Nikon Spotters
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Orion Spotters
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Stellarvue Spotters
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Swarovski Spotters
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Tele Vue Spotters
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Vernonscope Spotters
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Vixen Spotters
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Fact: A 3/4" patch of skin from the back of your hand only 1/20" thick contains 9 feet of blood vessels, 30 hairs, 300 sweat glands, 13 yards of nerves, and 9000 nerve endings among other things.

One of the little pieces of dead skin that continuously flake off and fall to the ground has more gravitational attraction for your head than does the largest planet--Jupiter.

So, if the planet under which you were born purportedly influences your future, what of all those pieces of dead skin?

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