Robtics Sky-Watcher AERO 35mm ED Eyepiece (2")

Sky-Watcher AERO 35mm ED Eyepiece (2")

Name: Sky-Watcher AERO 35mm ED Eyepiece (2")
Brand: Sky-Watcher
SKU: SW_20178
Price: 118 EUR
Availability: InStock

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Sky-Watcher AERO 35mm ED Eyepiece (2") SW_20178 est un Sky-Watcher oculaire de la Robtics catégorie des Oculaires.

Caractéristiques:

Type d`oculaire: Entry Level
Taille de l`oculaire: 2 inch (50,8mm)
Marque d`oculaire: Sky-Watcher
Série d`oculaires: Aero
Champ de vision apparent: 68°
Longueur focale (mm): 35mm

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Sky-Watcher AERO 35mm ED Eyepiece (2") - 20178

The 2 inch Aero SWA eyepieces feature a 6-element construction in four groups. Exotic ED glass is employed in the design to significantly reduce false colour. These eyepieces all feature impressively wide 68 degrees fields of view, with virtually distortion-free images. Multi-coating is applied to all air-to-glass surfaces to increase light transmission and image contrast. All models feature edge-blackened lens edges and are parfocal. The eyepiece barrels are threaded to accept standard 2 inch filters. Twist-up rubber eyecups and generous eye relief for spectacle wearers. Finished in high-gloss anodized aluminium with knurled rubber grips. Available in focal lengths of 30mm, 35mm & 40mm, with eye relief of 16.7mm, 17.5mm & 20mm respectively.

Type d'oculaire: Entry Level
Taille de l'oculaire: 2 inch (50,8mm)
Série d'oculaires: Aero
Champ de vision apparent: 68°
Longueur focale (mm): 35mm

Originating in Hong Kong, Sky-Watcher was founded in 1999 and has grown to become a major manufacturer of telescopes and mounts worldwide. Their products are well-known for offering affordable yet high-quality instruments for amateur astronomer and professionals, advancing access to astronomy for enthusiasts at every level. The Sky-Watcher EQ3, EQ5, HEQ5 and multiple versions of the legendary EQ6 mounts are the de facto standard of a modern, reliable astronomical setup for both visual as astrophotographic observations.