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High quality nitrogen filled large aperture observation binoculars with 25x magnification and individual eyepiece (IF) focusing, designed for medium-to-long-range terrestrial and astronomical observations. They are fully waterproof (IPX7 standard, 1m depth for 30 minutes) and nitrogen filled for clear fog-free operation in all conditions. Incorporating a robust but lightweight magnesium alloy body construction, covered in stylish protective black rubber armouring.
High quality nitrogen filled large aperture observation binoculars with 25x magnification and individual eyepiece (IF) focusing, designed for medium-to-long-range terrestrial and astronomical observations. They are fully waterproof (IPX7 standard, 1m depth for 30 minutes) and nitrogen filled for clear fog-free operation in all conditions. Incorporating a robust but lightweight magnesium alloy body construction, covered in stylish protective black rubber armouring.Features BaK-4 prisms and a fully broadband multi-coated optical system. The optical system features high-transmission lens and prism coatings allowing 85% light transmission. Eyepiece design features oversized elements, generous eye-relief and fold-down rubber eyecups for spectacle-wearers. Features integral tripod mounting column and central stabilising bar. Supplied in hard storage/carrying case with padded neck strap, eyepiece rainguard and objective lens caps. Specification 25x100 Magnification 25x Object Lens Diameter 100mm Field of view 2.6° F.O.V. @ 1000M 45m Exit Pupil Diameter 4mm Eye Relief 16mm Interpupillary Distance 56 to 74mm Light Transmission 85% Weight 3600g Dimensions 382x240x112mm
Very pleased with these binoculars ! Many thanks to Harrison Telescopes for such brilliant service. The binoculars arrived at warp speed 24 hrs after placing my order. They are awesome and great value for money. Tried them last night with bright sky (near full moon). Easily saw M57 in Lyra, M13 in Hercules. Can't wait for dark nights. (03/06/2023) David Massey - Wilmslow, Cheshire
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