Binoculars for solar viewing ?

[Thefatkitty]

Not to knock the dedicated Solar binoculars, but my only issue with these would be collimation. Previous experience has taught me that not all Celestron binoculars are perfectly collimated from the factory.
And that's fine, if you don't mind doing it yourself or taking them back. But how would you tell with these, much less collimate them?

Again, nothing against them; I'm just asking as I don't know, but it is my first thought with these.

All the best,

[Buckethead 2.0]

Not to knock the dedicated Solar binoculars, but my only issue with these would be collimation. Previous experience has taught me that not all Celestron binoculars are perfectly collimated from the factory.
And that's fine, if you don't mind doing it yourself or taking them back. But how would you tell with these, much less collimate them?

Again, nothing against them; I'm just asking as I don't know, but it is my first thought with these.

All the best,

I suspect the manual would explain how to do it. Or a phone call to tech support. I hear ya though, good question.

[Buckethead 2.0]

Well since I came here last time, I came to the decision that if they need collimation, I would either ring the doorbell of J.Gardavsky, or I would visit the local astronomy club. I had donated equipment to them, so they made me a lifetime member.