SVBONY Professional Astronomy Telescope 34mm 2" Wide Angle 72° FMC Aspheric Eyepiece HD

SVBONY SV136 34mm 2inch 72-Degree Super-wide Angle Telescope Eyepiece

Features:

1.SVBONY 34mm super-wide angle 2" telescope eyepiece

2.Super-wide 72-Degree apparent field of view gives you that unforgettable lost in space feeling

3.5 -Elements/4-groups made of high index glass deliver sharp, high contrast vistas

4.24mm eye relief provide comfort and convenience

5.Fold-down rubber eyeguards, and barrels threaded for use with 2" eyepiece filters (M48*0.75)

6.Applicable: watch the scenery, bright celestial observations, nebula and so on

Fold-down rubber eyeguards, and barrels threaded for use with 2" eyepiece filters (M48*0.75)

Super-wide 72-Degree apparent field of view gives you that unforgettable lost in space feeling

Stray Lights Elimination

These improve the efficiency since less light is lost due to reflection and improve the contrast of the image by elimination of stray light.

Fully Multi-Coated Lens

5 -Elements/4-groups made of high index glass deliver sharp, high contrast vistas

Non-slip rubber grip

A rubber grip keeps the eyepiece securely in your hands even when it’s cold or you have gloves on.

Two Dust Covers

Comes with two sturdy dust cover protect the eyepiece from dust and moisture; convenient to carry and storage.

Field Stop Diameter: 40mm

How to use it?

Specification:

1.Brand: SVBONY

2.Model: SV136

3.Focal Length: 34mm

4.Eye Relief: 24mm

5.Field Stop Diameter: 40mm

6.Apparent Field of View: 72°

7.Barrel Size: 2inch

8.Lens Structure: 5 -Elements/4-Groups

9.Filter Threads Standard: 2" Filter Thread (M48 x 0.75)

10.Coatings: Fully Multi-Coated

11.Blackened Lens Edges: Yes

12.Barrel Safety Recess: Yes

13.Rubber Eye Guard: Yes

14.Net Weight: 370g / 13.05oz /0.816lb

What is the eye relief?

The

SVBONY 34mm Telescope Eyepiece

has an eye relief of 24mm.

Does it work with glasses?

Yes, the

SVBONY 34mm Eyepiece

works well with glasses. With its 24mm eye relief, you can comfortably view through the eyepiece while wearing glasses—you don't need to remove them.