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1.25inch 45 Degree Erecting Prism Optical Prism, Diagonal Adapter ZenithDiagonal Prism with Covers, 1.25in 45 Degree Prism for Astronomical Telescope

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  • WIDE VIEWING: Enjoy a wide 45 degree viewing angle with this 1.25 inch diagonal adapter mirror prism, for observing celestial objects and terrestrial views.
  • MORE LIGHT : The 45 degree dielectric mirror coating allows for maximum light , delivering bright and vivid images.
  • CLEAR IMAGE: With its all positive imaging design, this diagonal adapter mirror prism provides correct and upright images, making it ideal for both astronomical and land observations.
  • DUST PROOF COVER: Equipped with covers, this diagonal mirror prism keeps the lens clean and protected, ensuring clear viewing and long term use.
  • EXCELLENT LENS: Made with excellent optical glass, this diagonal mirror prism provides clear and incisive images, ensuring an enhanced viewing experience.


1. WIDE VIEWING: Enjoy a wide 45 degree viewing angle with this 1.25 inch diagonal adapter mirror prism, for observing celestial objects and terrestrial views.
2. MORE LIGHT : The 45 degree dielectric mirror coating allows for maximum light , delivering bright and vivid images.
3. CLEAR IMAGE: With its all positive imaging design, this diagonal adapter mirror prism provides correct and upright images, making it ideal for both astronomical and land observations.
4. DUST PROOF COVER: Equipped with covers, this diagonal mirror prism keeps the lens clean and protected, ensuring clear viewing and long term use.
5. EXCELLENT LENS: Made with excellent optical glass, this diagonal mirror prism provides clear and incisive images, ensuring an enhanced viewing experience.
Spec:
Item Type: Diagonal Adapter Mirror Prism
Material: Plastic, optical glass
Diameter Size: 1.25 inches (approx. 31.7mm)
Package List:
1 x Diagonal Mirror Prism
2 x Dust Cover


Randy B.
Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2024
Didn't work on my refracted telescope.