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Stellarvue F2 Deluxe Multi-Reticle Reflex Finder
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Red dot finder suitable for night or day use!
- The Stellarvue F2 Deluxe Multi-Reticule Reflex Finder has four different reticule patterns.
- Choose from seven different brightness levels .
- The Stellarvue F2 Deluxe Multi-Reticule Reflex Finder is all aluminum construction.
- Includes cover, standard CR2032 battery, and adjustment tools.
- Needs the appropriate F2 base for mounting to your telescope. Choose one from the "Accessories" tab.
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Stellarvue Reflex Findescope - F2 Deluxe Multiple Reticule Finder
The team here at OPT gives the Stellarvue F2 Deluxe Multi-Reticule Reflex Finder an enthusiastic thumbs up! If you want a finderscope that does it all, take a look at the StellarVue F2. From its rugged, all aluminum construction to its unique multiple illuminated reticule patterns, this is one red dot finder that offers much, much more!
With just a simple flip of the lever, you can now chose between two red dot sizes, a circle or a crosshair!
Why have a reflex finder that you're not satisfied with when you can have them all! Now users may select the type of reticule they prefer... Perhaps it's a red dot when in use for GoTo alignment... Maybe it's a circle when you're looking at a grouping of faint stars... The T-style crosshairs would be great when trying to center on a faint target! Thanks to the the Stellarvue Multi-Reticule Reflex Finder's seven different brightness levels, you can easily use it for either night or day applications. This may be the last illuminated reticule finderscope you'll ever need...
NOTE: The Stellarvue F2 Deluxe Multi-Reticule Reflex Finder needs the appropriate F2 base for mounting to your telescope. Choose one from the "Accessories" tab.
User Reviews
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Review Date: 1/10/2008
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Worth every penny (and then some
I purchased this to replace the crummy optical finder on a Celstron CPC800. This is one of the best upgrades I have ever gotten! It is a pleasure to use. Very clear, very consitent and rugged. It's like siteing down the body of the scope, but with pin point accuracy.
I find that for quick observations the finder is accurate enough (with the small dot that I don't even have to center the objects in the main eyepiece for goto setup.
I find that I use varible brightness and markers very often changing them depending on the objects I'm looking for.
I'm not sure what could work better than this finder on a goto scope. Get one, you'll be come a believer. |
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