SVBONY 1.25 inches 90 Degree Dielectric Mirror Diagonal Fully Metal for Refracting Telescope Eyepiece Lens for Astronomical Visual Astrophotography by Amazon.com
$31.99
- • Compatible with refractors and catadioptric telescopes; not suitable for reflector telescopes
- • Body material is full metal; With dust cover always keep your lens clear prolong life
Description
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Discovery & Exploration
We are SVBONY, a young and passionate team of astronomy and sports optics products. We start from 2014, and our team are working for R&D practical optical products for people who want to get involved in nature and space exploration. Our products include Astronomy Telescope, Astronomy Camera, Astronomy Accessories, Microscope and more.
We sincerely hope that under the influence of SVBONY, more people will fall in love with exploring the starry sky
What makes our products unique?
Behind the SVBONY products, there is a team in which everyone is creative, collaborative and responsible. We've made a niche category, the reason is that we want people to see more realistic images in the original way, instead of just upgrading the camera on the phone.
Why do we love what we do?
We do think optics products are practical and educational, which connects people to the world, not just for a small part of person, but for everyone. SVBONY leads us to a more beautiful world which we usually cant see, and we want to bring this beauty to everyone.
Product information
- Brand:SVBONY
- Eye Piece Lens Description:glass
- Telescope Mount Description:Equatorial Mount
- Product Dimensions:4.29"D x 0.92"W x 3.1"H
- Focus Type:Manual Focus
- Power Source:Diagonal Mirror
- Finderscope:Reflex
- Item Weight:150 Grams
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