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Baader Adapter for Hyperion Mark IV Zoom to ZEISS Diascope

Name: Baader Adapter for Hyperion Mark IV Zoom to ZEISS Diascope
Brand: Baader .. Adapter
SKU: BA2454831
Price: 51 EUR

Short adapter for connecting the Baader Hyperion Mark IV Zoom eyepiece to ZEISS Diascope spotting scopes.

The threaded ring allows a very short adaption via the M45x0.75 thread.

With retaining edge for a safe connection to the Hyperion Zoom eyepiece.

Due to the short design of the adapter, you have a higher backfocus reserve when focusing to infinity.

Installation is very quick and easy.

Manufacturer: Baader .. Adapter

Product number: BA2454831

EUR 51,00

incl. 19 % VAT (DE)

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Baader Adapter for Hyperion Mark IV Zoom to ZEISS Diascope

Short adapter for connecting the Baader Hyperion Mark IV Zoom eyepiece to ZEISS Diascope spotting scopes.

The threaded ring allows a very short adaption via the M45x0.75 thread.

With retaining edge for a safe connection to the Hyperion Zoom eyepiece.

Due to the short design of the adapter, you have a higher backfocus reserve when focusing to infinity.

Installation is very quick and easy.

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Baader Planetarium - Short Connection Adapter for the Hyperion Mark IV Zoom Eyepiece to ZEISS Diascope

Use the Hyperion Zoom eyepiece with the ZEISS Diascope spotting scopes. View and sharpness in the field will be excellent. The photographic possibilities, digiscoping, are also very exciting. This threaded ring allows a short connection. You have still enough focusing range even for infinity.