9x50 illuminated scope

Omegon 9x50 scope: to successfully search and find

With the Omegon 9x50 viewfinder you can search and find astronomical objects easily and comfortably. Choose the Omegon 9x50 viewfinder, as it offers you plenty of light and at the same time comfortable handling.

9x50 decisive factors

The visor opening has a diameter of 50mm, which is why it has excellent lighting potential. In most cases it finds objects that it cannot see with the naked eye. Look for clear deep space objects, they will appear before your eye and will no longer be hidden.

A important advantage:

To find an astronomical object, you use a star map with reference stars to orient yourself. Some of them cannot be seen with the naked eye or can be found with difficulty. Through the viewer you will already find a large number of additional stars. An important advantage for successfully finding objects.

The achromatic optical system gives you, with a magnification factor of 9, a clear and faithful image. The optical surfaces are equipped with multiple coatings to suppress disturbing reflections.

This way you find the object...

The Omegon 9x50 scope is equipped with a reticle to adjust astronomical objects accurately and safely in the telescope. These are filigree lines but clearly visible in the sky. We supply the scope completely with stable mounting device. Two adjustment screws and a compression spring facilitate quick adjustment. You can adjust the exact sharpness when you rotate the lens.

Simple assembly

The scope can be combined with many mounting devices: Skywatcher, Vixen, Orion, GSO and many more brands already have compatible devices.

The lighting

During observation, is the crosshairs dark? In this case use the Omegon 9x5 illuminated viewfinder. The integrated D-illumination guarantees to illuminate the reticles in a discreet, adjustable and effective way.

The advantages at sight:

• 9x50 binocular scope 50mm objective diameter
• Option to directly observe clear deep space objects
• Can be combined with most telescopes
• Easy focus through lens
• Visor adjustment via two screws and a spring