SVBONY SV182 6×30 Right-Angle Correct-Image Finder Scope with Bracket
Original price was: ₹9,990.00.₹7,150.00Current price is: ₹7,150.00. (Inclusive of all taxes)-28% OFF
- Right Angle Viewing: The right-angle design allows for comfortable and ergonomic viewing, reducing neck strain during extended observation sessions.
- Correct Image Orientation: Provides an upright, non-reversed image, making it easier to locate and track celestial objects or terrestrial targets.
- Clear, Bright Optics: Features fully multi-coated lenses for bright, high-contrast views, ensuring clear image quality even in low-light conditions.
- Durable and Lightweight: Made from high-quality materials, this finder scope is both sturdy and lightweight, ideal for portable and long-lasting use.
- Easy to Mount and Align:Simple to attach to most telescopes with quick alignment for smooth integration into your observational setup.
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Specifications
| Brand | SVBONY |
| Model | SV182 |
| Lens Diameter | 30mm |
| Focal Length | 120mm |
| Magnification | 6x |
| Eye Relief | 15mm |
| Exit Pupil | 5mm |
| Field of View | 7.5° |
| Lens coating | FMC |
| Image Orientation | Correct-image |
| Reticle | Single crosshair |
| Adjustment System | Spring-loaded X-Y |
| Objective | Achromatic 2-Element |
| IIIuminated | No |
| Adjustable focus | Yes |
| Viewing angle | 90 Degree |
| Net Weight | 295g / 0.651b / 10.41oz |
Features
1. 6x30mm right-angle correct-image optical finder scope provides a bright and clear image for the stargazer through the finder for easy aiming anywhere in the sky.
2. A 90-degree viewing angle lets you view a more comfortable and convenient operation compared to a traditional straight-through viewing finder.
3. The achromatic 30mm objective with fully coated delivers crisp and bright images.
4. A wide 7.5° field of view and a cross-hair reticle allows you to easy navigation, even many faint objects can be seen in direct vision through this finder.
Alignment Process
1. Make sure that the finder scope is securely mounted and that there are no obstructions in its line of sight.
2. Start by selecting a bright and easily identifiable object in the night sky, such as the moon or a bright star.
3. Use the adjustment screws to move the crosshairs. Typically, one screw will adjust vertical alignment, while the other adjusts horizontal alignment.
4. Turn each screw slowly and observe how the crosshairs move in relation to the target. If turning one screw moves the crosshairs away from the object, adjust the other screw accordingly.
5. The spring screw usually helps with tension and stability. If it seems ineffective, ensure it isn’t overly tightened, as this could hinder proper movement.
Installation Video
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