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StarfieldSKU: SF-50ST

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High Quality Large Finder Scope. Large Finder Scope Allow Easy Target Of Dimmer Objects And Serve As Wide Angle Mini Refractor Telescope. Features Fully Multi-Coated Optics With Internal Edge Darkened Lens And O-Ring Focuser System For Focus Adjustment.

50mm Finder Scope Allows Hunt Down Fainter Objects Compared To Smaller 30mm Or 24mm (In Fact It Is 278% More Powerful Than Standard 30mm Finder Scope). Comes With Quick Release Bracket With Mini Dovetail Plate And Dovetail Shoe Adapter. Ultra Wide Field With Generous 5.8° Field Of View Allow Easy Scan Of Night Sky For Constellation Or Faint Deep Space Objects

 

Specifications

  • 50mm Objective
  • 8X Magnification
  • Fully Multi-Coated Optics
  • Internal Edge Darkened Lens
  • 3 Element Eyepiece
  • 6.25mm Pupil Exit
  • 5.8º Field Of View
  • Bak-4 Prism
  • 522 Grams Weight

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