W70 Series 2 1.25" 70 degree 6mm
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W70 Series 2 1.25" 70 degree 6mm

W70 Series 2 1.25" 70 degree 6mm

AntaresSKU: W70-6S2
Price:
$71.28 CAD
Stock:
On Backorder — ships when available
  • Description
  • Specifications
1.25" 7.0mm, 70 Degree Apparent Field, 12mm Eye Relief, eye shield, Multicoated. This ocular offers twice the sky coverage of an equivalent Plossl with more comfortable eye relief. Ideal for lunar-planetary. Threaded for filters.

W70 series2 eyepieces offer a wider field of view and more comfortable eye relief than Plossls. The 1.25" W70-6mm has (5) elements, 70 degree AFOV, 11.5mm eye relief and negative achromat compensation, eliminating spherical aberration. Excellent color correction, fold-down eyeshield and multicoating are features.

Data sheet

Barrel Diameter
1.25"
Apparent Field Of View
Wide Angle
Focal Length
6 Mm

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