APM 50mm f/4.1 Right Angle Correct Image Finder with 1.25" Prism Diagonal
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APM Finderscope 50 mm 90° erect image
The high quality APM 50 mm finderscope with a new larger Vixen/Synta-style base with wider contact surface (see additional details below). The included 90° prism provides a correct (upright and unreversed) image. You can also use also many 1.25" eyepieces with this finder - e.g. our optional cross hair eyepieces - or you can use it as a small guiding scope. Note, however, that not all eyepieces might be able to reach focus. The optics and the prism are multicoated.
Delivery contains:
- Finderscope 50 mm
- Finder bracket with Vixen/Synta-syle base
- 1.25" 90° erect image prism diagonal
Specifications:
- Connection to eyepiece: 1 1/4"
- Connection to telescope: Finder bracket with Quick Clamp
- Coating: Fully multicoated
- Housing material: Aluminum
- Aperture: 50 mm
- Magnification: Differs with choosen optional eyepiece
- Lenses: 2 Lenses
- Optical design: Achromat
- Type of viewfinder: 90° Finderscope
- Focal length: 207 mm
- Length: 220 mm
- Diameter: 54 mm
- Accessory: incl. Bracket and Quick Clamp
- Weight: 25.6 oz.
Agena Note: The finder base included with this item is the same one as our XFURB base. Please review the details at this link to see if this included base with fit on your telescope or not. In most cases, please be prepared to provide your own machine screws to mount this on your telescope as the included screws may or may not work for your set-up.
| Product Banner Type | discontinued |
|---|---|
| Free Shipping Graphic | Free US Shipping |
| Hide Found a better Shipped Price on Frontend? | No |
APM Finderscope 50 mm 90° erect image
The high quality APM 50 mm finderscope with a new larger Vixen/Synta-style base with wider contact surface (see additional details below). The included 90° prism provides a correct (upright and unreversed) image. You can also use also many 1.25" eyepieces with this finder - e.g. our optional cross hair eyepieces - or you can use it as a small guiding scope. Note, however, that not all eyepieces might be able to reach focus. The optics and the prism are multicoated.
Delivery contains:
- Finderscope 50 mm
- Finder bracket with Vixen/Synta-syle base
- 1.25" 90° erect image prism diagonal
Specifications:
- Connection to eyepiece: 1 1/4"
- Connection to telescope: Finder bracket with Quick Clamp
- Coating: Fully multicoated
- Housing material: Aluminum
- Aperture: 50 mm
- Magnification: Differs with choosen optional eyepiece
- Lenses: 2 Lenses
- Optical design: Achromat
- Type of viewfinder: 90° Finderscope
- Focal length: 207 mm
- Length: 220 mm
- Diameter: 54 mm
- Accessory: incl. Bracket and Quick Clamp
- Weight: 25.6 oz.
Agena Note: The finder base included with this item is the same one as our XFURB base. Please review the details at this link to see if this included base with fit on your telescope or not. In most cases, please be prepared to provide your own machine screws to mount this on your telescope as the included screws may or may not work for your set-up.
| Product Banner Type | discontinued |
|---|---|
| Free Shipping Graphic | Free US Shipping |
| Hide Found a better Shipped Price on Frontend? | No |