9x50 finder

[Frank the Troll]

Is there any way of changing the lens on these to a larger size, as finding it hard to use, its just too small

Cheers

[rwilkey]

Hi Frank, there are good many finders out there somewhere that you can use eyepieces in, allowing you to use more comfortable low power ep's, such as this one by Baader (10 x 60): https://www.tringastro.co.uk/baader-vario-finder-10x60-with-mqr-iv-1841-p.asp

[Second Time Around]

I've got the Antares 10x60 Versascope finder and can thoroughly recommend it.  It has a long dew shield and  comes with a 25mm crosshair eyepiece that you can swap out for your own 1 1/4 inch eyepiece.  It also has a T2  thread so you can attach a camera.  It's very good value for money at just £145 including the mount.  Go to https://www.rothervalleyoptics.co.uk/antares-versascope-10-x-60-guiding-x-hair-finderscope.html. 

 

 

[Frank the Troll]

4 hours ago, rwilkey said:

Hi Frank, there are good many finders out there somewhere that you can use eyepieces in, allowing you to use more comfortable low power ep's, such as this one by Baader (10 x 60): https://www.tringastro.co.uk/baader-vario-finder-10x60-with-mqr-iv-1841-p.asp

Cheers, just a bit beyond my shallow pockets though

[Frank the Troll]

2 hours ago, Second Time Around said:

I've got the Antares 10x60 Versascope finder and can thoroughly recommend it.  It has a long dew shield and  comes with a 25mm crosshair eyepiece that you can swap out for your own 1 1/4 inch eyepiece.  It also has a T2  thread so you can attach a camera.  It's very good value for money at just £145 including the mount.  Go to https://www.rothervalleyoptics.co.uk/antares-versascope-10-x-60-guiding-x-hair-finderscope.html. 

 

 

Cheers, will put that on my list, may sell off one of my old reduntant scopes

[fiestazetecmk2]

I use a ts optics 10 x60.Raci. Very nice and an impressive .