It took a bit of search to find one in very good condition which I finally found on the European eBay from a seller in Germany. Leather strap is still attached to binoculars. The possibilities of the Erfle construction were utilized to their maximum and the binoculars offered a field of view of 7.3 degrees. The most impressive feature of both the Dekarem and the Dekaris was their field of view. It also has the relatively wide 7.3* FOV which gives about 128m (great for helping get airplanes in sight at 10x magnification even if the peripheral view isn't sharp - but center is great). Carl Zeiss Jena Dekaris 10x50 with individual focusing appeared in 1929. So I ended up with a Carl Zeiss Jena 10x50, made in DDR (serial number dates its manufacturing in about 1989, probably not long before the unification of East Germany with West Germany, so no more DDR). After some reading I figured I wanted something that would give me a wide field of view even at a 10x magnification, as well as a larger objective of 50mm to help gather just a little more light when there was less of it.Įventually I figured out what I didn't want and looked for something a little different. Discussion in 'Hangar Talk' started by iWantWings, Nov 16, 2013.
Nr.7 is a Romanian marking designating this type binocular.
CARL ZEISS BINOCULARS 10X50 SERIAL
Compare carl zeiss binoculars 10x50 to discover the best deals and discounts now. Nr.7 Field of View: 8.5 deg 150 m/1,000 m APFOV 68 deg Weight: 460 gr Exit Pupil: 3.75 mm Serial /Year of Manufacture: 2198011 1942 Notes: B.C. Lots of choices with a wide range of prices. Get your carl zeiss binoculars 10x50 on from an extensive selection of sturdy and powerful items. So I wanted to get myself a pair of binoculars to look at airplanes in the airport's pattern and wherever else I could spot them.
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