Name: Antares 7x50 90-Degree Illuminated Finder - Blue - IFRBU
Brand: Antares
SKU: ANT-IFRBU
Price: 159.00 CAD
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Antares 7x50 90-Degree Illuminated Finder - Blue - IFRBU

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$159.00 CAD

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Antares 90° 7x50 precision Finderscope - Illuminated - Reverted Image - Blue

Product Highlights:

7x50 Finderscope
Right-angle viewing design
Reverted Image
60° Apparent FOV
Wire Reticle
Illuminator - Battery operated
Blue Body color

The Antares IFRBU is a 90 degree 7x50 precision Finderscope with 50 mm aperture and a 7 power optical system. It features right-angle, reverted image viewing with the helical focus, illuminated-wire reticle giving a 60° Apparent FOV at 7X magnification. Image focusing is achieved by sliding the eyepiece in the diagonal's barrel then securing it. The body color for this model is Blue. This Finderscope can be mounted to your telescope's accessory shoe with an F50FB or with F50DTB.

Specifications:

Manufacturer:	Antares
Antares Model No:	IFRBU
Function:	7x50 mm Finderscope - Illuminated type
Image Orientation:	Reverted Image
Apparent FOV:	60° AFOV
Illuminator:	Battery-operated - variable
Design Details:	Right angle view, 60° AFOV, Wire Reticle
Body Color:	Blue

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Antares 7x50 90-Degree Illuminated Finder - Blue - IFRBU

Antares 90° 7x50 precision Finderscope - Illuminated - Reverted Image - Blue

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