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SVBONY Finder Scope 5x24 with Bracket Plastic Accessory Kit for Astronomy Telescope

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Features

  • The finder scope is a secondary scope that's used to help you locate objects in the main telescope;3 thumb screws allow positioning XY adjustment for precise telescope alignment
  • It provide 5x24 low power magnification;the telescope fixed to the body of a more powerful telescope and pointed in the same direction for initially locating an object to be observed
  • Tube has a glossy black metallic finish and cross hair reticle;includes mounting bracket and dust caps;the bracket fits any telescope optical tubes and the dust caps protects against dust and fingerprin
  • Mounting bracket has curved base with two holes and attaches to telescope tube with bolts or screws;bracket will not slide into a dovetail base
  • Wth it you are more convenient to find the star

Description

The SVBONY 5x24 low power;wide angle telescope fixed to the body of a more powerful telescope and pointed in the same direction for initially locating an object to be observed An adjustable focusing wheel is projected onto a non magnifying viewing window so you can aim the main telescope quickly and easily Read more High quality eyepieces and objectives Quality crosshair viewfinder makes targeting celestial objects in your telescope easy! Fully coated, achromatic glass optics yield crisp, bright images for easy aiming. Read more Installing finder scope Mounting bracket has curved base with two holes and attaches to telescope tube with bolts or screws;bracket will not slide into a dovetail base Package Include: 1 x SVBONY 5x24 finder scope Features: Magnification: 5x;the 5 times magnification help you find target objects easily Objective Diameter: 24mm;easily attached to any telescope Material: metal bracket;plastic finders cope body Tube has a glossy black metallic finish and cross hair reticle Includes mounting bracket and dust caps to protect against dust and fingerprin Read more


Product Dimensions: 6.24 x 3.51 x 1.95 inches


Item Weight: 3.2 ounces


Item model number: FUSW2077A


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: August 6, 2015


Manufacturer: SVBONY


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    • Classic Stopped-Down finder, but it's very light...
This is the classic finder scope found on most "hobby killer" beginner telescopes, those that are designed to be sold but not used. It's a singlet objective, stopped down to 12mm by an aperture stop placed immediately behind the objective. It works for pointing the scope at bright targets, but won't help much for star-hopping. Removing the stop renders the chromatic aberration and field astigmatism uselessly severe outside the middle 1/3 of the field, so that's not really an effective hack for this finder. One other irritation: The finder tube is too small for the front of the finder mount, so there's no hard pivot for the 3 alignment screws to work against, which means that the finder can't actually be accurately aligned to the main scope, unless a couple of turns of electrical tape are wrapped around the tube where it contacts the front of the finder mount, to effectively soak up the slack between the tube and the mount. The finder mount is VERY flimsy, so even with the tape added, alignment is difficult because the mount flexes significantly under the relatively mild torque of turning the alignment screws. It can be done, but it's more tedious than it should be. It's one redeeming quality, the one I bought it for, is that it's very light compared to the vastly superior 6x30 finders sold on "non-hobby-killer scopes" (The Orion XT4.5 comes to mind. Actually, that scope comes with a very good 5x25), and reaches slightly dimmer than naked eye stars, making it a somewhat functional step up to a red-dot finder when naked-eye stars are limited due to observing conditions such as light pollution and/or haze. Such light-weight finders are nice for replacing the red-dot finders on fixed-pivot scopes, such as the (excellent) Zhumell 76mm Newt. You get what you pay for, this is a very inexpensive finder, and it behaves consistent with it's price. I'd be happy to pay a few more dollars for this exact setup if it were to include a (functional) doublet and no aperture stop. Everything else can be dealt with. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2019 by Kerry
    • Sometimes you get more than you pay for!
Needed a reasonable priced ( You can can’t get any more reasonable than this ) finderscope to use instead of the Red-dot on one of my scopes. I sometimes find optical finders more acceptable at certain times. I’ve used many brands with various prices with very good results. I’ve also used various Svbony equipment and found they are of very good quality for their prices. This being said I didn’t expect much and read other reviews confirming . Hey you get what you pay for ... right! To my surprise this works well enough for my purposes and again reinforces my experience with Svbony. The best .. no , but functional solution for the price you bet. I’m pleased not mentioning it was delivered super early. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2021 by frank schwartz
    • finder scope
My neighbor had given me an old Bushnell voyager 470 x 60mm refractor scope that was missing its parts. I needed a finder scope that I could adapt to the telescope housing. with this scope, I was able to tap two holes and use thumb screws to secure it to the telescope. the scope itself is made of plastic and the optics are pretty good. the thumb screws help to adjust the direction of the scope and allow for perfect star and planet spotting. the seller SVBONY shipped the scope super-fast, great seller. overall the scope work great and does the job thanks. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2017 by Robert Lacagnina
    • dont bother with this type
If you are serious about lining up your finder scope with your main scope, get a finder with a front and back set of screws that adjust the x and y axis separately. These kinds with the x and y on the same ring are just too finicky and fall out of alignment the second you bump them. spend more money on a better finder scope so you can spend more time looking at what you want to see in the stars! I found one on ebay for less than $20 ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2021 by B. sindelar
    • For the price this is a great value
it makes it easy to find what you are looking for in the sky.It was easy to install they supply 3 different mounting bases so it should fit most telescopes. Some of the reviews I read said this was not a good finder and maybe it is not the best. But if you have an average telescope and need a finder this will do the job. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2020 by Weegeeman
    • Found it hard to mount.
Wanted it for a spotting scope to increase speed in finding and focusing on a subject. Found no way to mount it on Leo[old scope.
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2021 by C.F.W.
    • Replaced hard to find spotter
Bought this because the spotting scope from a Gskyer AZ700 broke when the telescope fell over. The holes line up, but did require a minor mod on the telescope to work. This works as advertised.
Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2019 by Tracey Brons
    • Difficult to align.
Very hard to align as there is a lot of space between the barrel and the holder. Took along time to get it close.
Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2019 by Rken7722

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