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Helios Rapide 12x50 Waterproof Spotting Monocular Kit

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Helios Rapide 12x50 Waterproof Spotting Monocular Kit

Helios Rapide 12x50 Waterproof Spotting Monocular Kit

Ref: 30202

£59.00

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This high-quality waterproof monocular is ideal for nature observations and target spotting with large aperture for excellent low light or dawn and dusk work. The ergonomically designed rubber body fits perfectly in the hand for quick focusing & comfortable operation. This large powerful monocular can be mounted on the supplied extendable tabletop tripod or any full-size photo type tripod. High index BaK-4 prisms and fully multi-coated optcs provide excellent optical performance with high contrast and resolution . Nitrogen filled for waterproof & fog-free performance in all conditions. Twist-up rubber eyecup for spectacle wearers to view in comfort.



Eye relief is a generous 14mm providing a full field of view with or without spectacles.

Colour/Material: Black Rubber

Specifications:
Magnification 12x
Object Lens Diameter 50mm
Field of view 4.7 degrees
Nitroogen filled
BAK 4 Prisms
Fully multi-coated optcs
Tripod included

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