Eyepiece smc PENTAX XW-5

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All of our eyepieces are constructed with a high-refraction, low-dispersion lanthanum glass that consistently delivers bright, high-resolution images with minimal distortion. In addition, all XW series eyepieces are built to JIS Class 4 weather-proof standards which increases their durability in less than ideal conditions. Designed for use with a wide range of telescopes and PENTAX brand spotting scopes, the XW series eyepieces are a clear choice for ground and astronomical applications.

Compatible with the PF-65 and PF-65 ED II series spotting scopes, PF-80 series spotting scopes, PF-100 series spotting scopes.

XW5- smc PENTAX XW eyepiece series for Astro observation XW5- smc PENTAX XW eyepiece series for Astro observation

 

Beschreibung XW5
Focal Length 5mm
Lens construction
[Elements/Groups]
8/6
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)  127 x 61mm
Weight (+/- 5%) 395g
Accessories Eyepiece lens cap,
Objective lens cap

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