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ATS/STS 65 (HD) Specifications

 
Eyepiece
20xSW
Eyepiece
30xSW
Eyepiece
45xSW
Eyepiece
20-60xS
Magnification
­
­
20x
30x
45x
20-60x
Objective lens diameter (mm)
65
65
­
­
­
­
Objective lens diameter (in)
2.56
2.56
­
­
­
­
Exit pupil, diameter (mm)
­
­
3.3
2.2
1.4
3.3-1.1
Exit pupil, diameter (in)
­
­
0.13
0.09
0.06
0.13-0.04
Eye relief (mm)
­
­
17
20
18
17
Eye relief (in)
­
­
0.67
0.79
0.71
0.67
Field of view, real (m/1000 m)
­
­
60
42
28
36-20
Field of view, real (ft/1000 yds)
­
­
180
126
84
108-60
Field of view, real (degree)
­
­
3.44
2.4
1.6
2.1-1.1
Field of view, apparent (degree)
­
­
66
66
66
40-65
Shortest focusing distance (m)
3
3
­
­
­
­
Shortest focusing distance (ft)
10
10
­
­
­
­
Diopter correction at 8 (dpt)
> 5
> 5
­
­
­
­
Twilight factor (DIN 58388)
­
­
36
44
54
36-62
Objective filter thread
M 67 x 0.75
M 67 x 0.75
­
­
­
­
Length, approx. (mm)
325
305
70
73
78
86
Length, approx. (in)
12.8
12.0
2.76
2.87
3.1
3.39
Weight approx. (g)
1100 / HD 1130
1080 / HD 1110
220
250
260
260
Weight approx. (oz)
38.8 / 39.9
38.1 / 39.2
7.8
8.8
9.2
9.2


ATS/STS 80 (HD) Specifications

 
Eyepiece
20xSW
Eyepiece
30xSW
Eyepiece
45xSW
Eyepiece
20-60xS
Magnification
­
­
20x
30x
45x
20-60x
Objective lens diameter (mm)
80
80
­
­
­
­
Objective lens diameter (in)
3.15
3.15
­
­
­
­
Exit pupil, diameter (mm)
­
­
4.0
2.7
1.8
4-1.3
Exit pupil, diameter (in)
­
­
0.16
0.11
0.07
0.16-0.05
Eye relief (mm)
­
­
17
20
18
17
Eye relief (in)
­
­
0.67
0.79
0.71
0.67
Field of view, real (m/1000 m)
­
­
60
42
28
36-20
Field of view, real (ft/1000 yds)
­
­
180
120
84
108-60
Field of view, real (degree)
­
­
3.44
2.4
1.6
2.06-1.14
Field of view, apparent (degree)
­
­
66
66
66
40-65
Shortest focusing distance (m)
5
5
­
­
­
­
Shortest focusing distance (ft)
16
16
­
­
­
­
Diopter correction at 8 (dpt)
5
5
­
­
­
­
Twilight factor (DIN 58388)
­
­
40
49
60
40-69
Objective filter thread
M 82 x 0.75
M 82 x 0.75
­
­
­
­
Length, approx. (mm)
355
335
70
73
78
86
Length, approx. (in)
14.0
13.2
2.80
2.9
3.1
3.4
Weight approx. (g)
1300 / HD 1350
1280 / HD 1330
220
250
260
260
Weight approx. (oz)
45.9 / HD 47.6
45.2 / HD 46.9
7.8
8.8
9.2
9.2


CTC 30x75 Specifications

 
Magnification
30x
Objective lens diameter (mm)
75
Objective lens diameter (in)
2.95
Exit pupil, diameter (mm)
2.5
Exit pupil, diameter (in)
0.1
Eye relief (mm)
16
Eye relief (in)
0.63
Field of view, real (m/1000 m)
41
Field of view, real (ft/1000 yds)
123
Field of view, real (degree)
2.35
Field of view, apparent (degree)
66
Shortest focusing distance (m)
10
Shortest focusing distance (ft)
33
Diopter correction at 8 (dpt)
> 5
Twilight factor (DIN 58388)
47
Objective filter thread
­
Length, approx. (mm)
310/490
Length, approx. (in)
12.2/19.3
Weight approx. (g)
1200
Weight approx. (oz)
42.3


CT 85 Specifications

 
Eyepiece
30xWW
Eyepiece
20-60x
Magnification
­
30x
20-60 x
Objective lens diameter (mm)
85
­
­
Objective lens diameter (in)
3.35
­
­
Exit pupil, diameter (mm)
­
2.8
4.3-1.4
Exit pupil, diameter (in)
­
0.11
0.17-0.06
Eye relief (mm)
­
16
16
Eye relief (in)
­
0.63
0.63
Field of view, real (m/1000 m)
­
40
33-17
Field of view, real (ft/1000 yds)
­
120
99-51
Field of view, real (degree)
­
2.3
1.9-1.0
Field of view, apparent (degree)
­
65
37-62
Shortest focusing distance (m)
8
­
­
Shortest focusing distance (ft)
26
­
­
Diopter correction at 8 (dpt)
> 5
­
­
Twilight factor (DIN 58388)
­
51
41-71
Objective filter thread
­
­
­
Length, approx. (mm)
246/436
56
79
Length, approx. (in)
9.7/17.2
2.20
3.11
Weight approx. (g)
1400
130
210
Weight approx. (oz)
49.4
4.6
7.4


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