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Macrobinoculars were small devices with two cushioned eyecups and a top-mounted rangefinder. The standard pair of macrobinoculars included an internal readout that provided information on distance and elevation, and many could record and play back images. Although macrobinoculars were designed to be used either during the day or at night, some models specialized in the latter, such as the [[Nightview macrobinoculars]] introduced by [[Naescorcom/Legends|Naescorcom]]. | Macrobinoculars were small devices with two cushioned eyecups and a top-mounted rangefinder. The standard pair of macrobinoculars included an internal readout that provided information on distance and elevation, and many could record and play back images. Although macrobinoculars were designed to be used either during the day or at night, some models specialized in the latter, such as the [[Nightview macrobinoculars]] introduced by [[Naescorcom/Legends|Naescorcom]]. | ||
Macrobinoculars were commonly thought of as inferior to [[Electrobinoculars/Legends|electrobinoculars]], as they lacked image-enhancement chips, and some did not come with light-adjustment circuitry. However, they were cheaper than electrobinoculars and more readily available in remote areas such as the [[Outer Rim Territories/Legends|Outer Rim Territories]]. Their resilience made them a popular choice among [[Mercenary/Legends|mercenaries | Macrobinoculars were commonly thought of as inferior to [[Electrobinoculars/Legends|electrobinoculars]], as they lacked image-enhancement chips, and some did not come with light-adjustment circuitry. However, they were cheaper than electrobinoculars and more readily available in remote areas such as the [[Outer Rim Territories/Legends|Outer Rim Territories]]. Their resilience made them a popular choice among [[Mercenary/Legends|mercenaries]]. | ||
==Notable models== | ==Notable models== | ||
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*[[MB450 macrobinoculars/Legends|MB450 macrobinoculars]] | *[[MB450 macrobinoculars/Legends|MB450 macrobinoculars]] | ||
*[[Nightview macrobinoculars]] | *[[Nightview macrobinoculars]] | ||
*[[Model TT4 Holorecording Macrobinoculars]] | *[[Model TT4 Holorecording Macrobinoculars]] | ||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
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*{{Journal|7|Mist Encounter}} | *{{Journal|7|Mist Encounter}} | ||
*{{Journal|5|Turning Point (Charlene Newcomb)|Turning Point}} | *{{Journal|5|Turning Point (Charlene Newcomb)|Turning Point}} | ||
*''[[Han Solo at Stars' End]]'' | *''[[Han Solo at Stars' End]]'' | ||
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*[[Star Wars (1977) 1|''Star Wars'' (1977) 1]] | *[[Star Wars (1977) 1|''Star Wars'' (1977) 1]] | ||
*[[Super Star Wars (video game)|''Super Star Wars'']] | *[[Super Star Wars (video game)|''Super Star Wars'']] | ||
*{{WEGCite|book=Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game (first edition)|text=''Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game''|story=Rebel Breakout}} | *{{WEGCite|book=Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game (first edition)|text=''Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game''|story=Rebel Breakout}} | ||
*''[[Scavenger Hunt]]'' | *''[[Scavenger Hunt]]'' | ||
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*{{Journal|11|Spare Parts (short story)|Spare Parts}} | *{{Journal|11|Spare Parts (short story)|Spare Parts}} | ||
*{{GalaxyCite|12|Priority: X}} | *{{GalaxyCite|12|Priority: X}} | ||
*[[Star Wars (1977) 17|''Star Wars'' (1977) 17]] {{Mo}} | *[[Star Wars (1977) 17|''Star Wars'' (1977) 17]] {{Mo}} | ||
*[[Star Wars (1977) 25|''Star Wars'' (1977) 25]] | *[[Star Wars (1977) 25|''Star Wars'' (1977) 25]] | ||
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*{{Journal|15|The Great Herdship Heist}} | *{{Journal|15|The Great Herdship Heist}} | ||
*''[[Gambler's World]]'' | *''[[Gambler's World]]'' | ||
*{{Film|V}} | *{{Film|V}} | ||
*[[Star Wars (1977) 40|''Star Wars'' (1977) 40]] | *[[Star Wars (1977) 40|''Star Wars'' (1977) 40]] | ||
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*{{Journal|12|Betrayal by Knight}} | *{{Journal|12|Betrayal by Knight}} | ||
*{{Journal|14|No Disintegrations, Please}} | *{{Journal|14|No Disintegrations, Please}} | ||
*[[Children of the Jedi (novel)|''Children of the Jedi'']] {{Vision|[[Luke Skywalker/Legends|Luke Skywalker]]}} | *[[Children of the Jedi (novel)|''Children of the Jedi'']] {{Vision|[[Luke Skywalker/Legends|Luke Skywalker]]}} | ||
*''[[Planet of Twilight]]'' | *''[[Planet of Twilight]]'' | ||
*''[[Ambush at Corellia]]'' | *''[[Ambush at Corellia]]'' | ||
*''[[Assault at Selonia]]'' | *''[[Assault at Selonia]]'' | ||
*''[[Specter of the Past]]'' | *''[[Specter of the Past]]'' | ||
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*''[[Star Wars: The Action Figure Archive]]'' | *''[[Star Wars: The Action Figure Archive]]'' | ||
*''[[C-3PO: Tales of the Golden Droid]]'' | *''[[C-3PO: Tales of the Golden Droid]]'' | ||
}} | }} | ||
[[Category:Binoculars]] | [[Category:Binoculars]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:34, 11 February 2023
Macrobinoculars were handheld viewing devices that allowed users to observe distant objects. Some models were able to see into space from the surface of a planet.
Characteristics
Macrobinoculars were small devices with two cushioned eyecups and a top-mounted rangefinder. The standard pair of macrobinoculars included an internal readout that provided information on distance and elevation, and many could record and play back images. Although macrobinoculars were designed to be used either during the day or at night, some models specialized in the latter, such as the Nightview macrobinoculars introduced by Naescorcom.
Macrobinoculars were commonly thought of as inferior to electrobinoculars, as they lacked image-enhancement chips, and some did not come with light-adjustment circuitry. However, they were cheaper than electrobinoculars and more readily available in remote areas such as the Outer Rim Territories. Their resilience made them a popular choice among mercenaries.
