Eyepiece smc PENTAX XW 3.5mm

PENTAXSKU: 70511

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Sale price$449.99 CAD
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  • Description

Designed for use with Pentax spotting scopes and with astronomical telescopes with appropriate 31.7 mm focusers. It has weatherproof construction for greater durability. The smc Pentax 3.5 mm features high-grade Lanthanum glass with high refraction and low dispersion. In addition, original multi-coating and special coating on the laminated surfaces effectively reduce flare and ghosting, achieving extremely high lighttransmission performance.

Compatible with the Pentax PF-100ED, PF-80EDA, PF-80ED, PF-65EDAII and PF-65EDII spotting scopes.

 

XW3.5- smc PENTAX XW eyepiece series for Astro observationXW3.5- smc PENTAX XW eyepiece series for Astro observation

Product specifications:

Description XW3.5
Focal Length 3.5mm
Lens construction
[Elements/Groups]
 8/5
Eye Relief
Figures in parentheses are the distance from the viewing rubber
20mm(15mm)
Apparent Angle of View 70°
Coating* Multi coating 
Weatherproof JIS class 4 equivalent
(splash-proof)
Sleeve size 31.7mm
Diameter & Length (minimum)  137 x 61mm
Weight (+/- 5%) 4055g
Accessories Eyepiece lens cap,
Objective lens cap

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