The SVBONY 1.25" 66 degree ultra wide angle HD telescope eyepiece provides a wide and immersive viewing experience. It is ideal for observing a range of celestial objects, including planets, the Moon, star clusters, and nebulae.
Key Features:
* **66 Degree Ultra Wide Angle:** Offers a wide apparent field of view, making it easy to locate targets.
* **15mm Focal Length:** Medium magnification, suitable for large deep-sky objects in short focal length telescopes and lunar/planetary details in long focal length telescopes.
* **Fully Multi-Coated Optics:** Features a 4-element in 3-group optical design with broadband green fully multi-coated optical glass for optimal image color, contrast, and brightness.
* **Blackened Design:** Internally blackened aluminum barrel and edge-blackened optics prevent light scattering, reduce reflections and glare, and boost contrast.
* **Standard 1.25" Barrel:** Fits 1.25" telescopes and astronomy accessories. Threaded to accept standard 1.25" astronomy filters and Barlow lenses.
* **Comfortable Viewing:** Includes a soft, collapsible rubber eye guard with 16mm eye relief to block out stray light and accommodate eyeglass wearers.
⚠️ WARNING (California Proposition 65): This product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm. For more information, please visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the focal length of the SVBONY telescope eyepiece?A: The focal length is fifteen millimeters. This medium magnification is ideal for viewing large deep sky objects and lunar details.
Q: What is the apparent field of view of this eyepiece?A: The apparent field of view is sixty-six degrees. This wide angle enhances the viewing experience for celestial observations.
Q: What type of glass is used in the lens of this eyepiece?A: The lens is made of optical glass. This material ensures bright and sharp images with good color correction.
Q: How much does the SVBONY eyepiece weigh?A: The net weight is three hundred sixty grams, or twelve point seven ounces. This lightweight design is easy to handle during observations.
Q: What is the barrel size of the eyepiece?A: The barrel size is one point twenty-five inches, or thirty-one point seven millimeters. This standard size fits most telescopes and accessories.
Q: How do I install the SVBONY eyepiece?A: To install, simply insert the eyepiece into the telescope's one point twenty-five inch focuser and secure it in place. Make sure it is tightened for stability.
Q: Is this eyepiece suitable for beginners?A: Yes, it is suitable for beginners. The wide field of view makes it easy to locate celestial objects, enhancing the learning experience.
Q: Can I use this eyepiece with a Barlow lens?A: Yes, it is threaded for standard one point twenty-five inch Barlow lenses. This allows for increased magnification and versatility.
Q: How should I clean the SVBONY eyepiece?A: To clean, use a soft, lint-free cloth and lens cleaner. Avoid using abrasive materials that can scratch the optical surfaces.
Q: Does this eyepiece come with a protective cover?A: Yes, it includes a sturdy lens cover. This protects the eyepiece from dust and moisture when not in use.
Q: Is the rubber eye guard removable?A: Yes, the rubber eye guard is collapsible and can be adjusted. It accommodates users who wear glasses.
Q: What type of observations is this eyepiece best suited for?A: It is best for broad field lunar observations, medium-sized star clusters, and deep sky targets. Its design enhances clarity for various celestial views.
Q: What if my eyepiece arrives damaged?A: If it arrives damaged, contact customer support for a replacement. Ensure to document any visible damage for a smoother return process.
Q: Does the eyepiece have a warranty?A: Yes, it typically comes with a manufacturer's warranty. Check the packaging or contact the seller for specific warranty details.
Q: Can I use astronomy filters with this eyepiece?A: Yes, it is threaded for standard one point twenty-five inch filters. This feature allows for enhanced contrast and clarity during observations.