ABSOLUMENT fabulous!!!

[Nevyn]

Found this one whilst satisfying my youtube addiction, that you lot got me into .
When I first started watching this vid I couldn't help (having a quiet chuckle) thinking "the best telescope is the one you'll use the most!" anyway watch this one and enjoy, this fella's a real champ'! Don't forget to check About this video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r48hU...eature=related

Cheers Brad

[ballaratdragons (Ken)]

Very ABSOLUMENT!

Every person who orders one of these absolument Binoscopes gets a free Hernia Truss (as displayed by the operator in the video).

Fabulous instrument!

He has spent thousands making it, thousands on Nagler EP's for it, but can't afford the $20 to buy a shovel to level out the ground he rolls it along

[GrahamL]

everything is well made by the looks ..even the trolley seems to do the job despite the rough ground .. its still looks though ..the owner is a small step away from doing himself a serious injury through the transportation demo

[leon]

I thought it was getting quite a rock up and going to topple when he was moving it, nice job though, maybe we could donate a shovel.

Leon

[Lee]

He needs to motorize his trolley, or get an observatory. The thought of that thing toppling (onto you) is scary!

[Tamtarn]

That is AMSOLUMENT AMAZING

Thanks for posting Brad

[Calin]

At 200kg, wow engineering and design very impressive, what I don't

understand is, he has gone to all this effort and obvious many hours of planning to build it, to then put it on a trolley and wheel it about

Seems to me this size binoscope is just begging to have a permanent home in it's own dome.

But then again you couldn't just haul it on to a trailer, and drag it several hundred meters across the paddock to impress the local star party. Followed up by several hours of physical recovery.

The 'collimation' section of the video was a hoot, luv the brace