Baader have recently added some new adapters to allow the hyperion zoom to
be used on some more spotting scopes,
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Baader is doing six new adapters at present, to connect the Mark IV onto
several scopes having flgw. male threads:
T-2 (M42x0.75)/M48x0.75 /
M44x1 (Leica/Zeiss-Jena)/
M41.5x1 Bausch&Lomb/Opticron /
M41-1 1/4" (KOWA 770/880 to mount the Morpheus lineup) /
M53/M54 (KOWA 770/880 to thread the Zoom onto the KOWA 770/880)
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the above information was given to me by Baader who authorised me to publish it.
I have used the 41.5mm adapter to put the hyperion zoom onto a bausch
and lomb HDR60 scope , I did have a opticron HDF zoom on it but after
putting the hyperion zoom on it , it was like transforming the scope into a
65mm one as the view was wider.
I also used the 41.5 mm adapter to put the hyperion zoom onto a kowa tsn-2
which made the viewing more comfortable with a excellent image from min
to max.
I have used a 42mm adapter to attach a hyperion zoom to a japanese draw
scope, it was a 30x75 scope but the name disc unscrews to show a 42mm
thread so when the eyepiece is unscrewed ( which it does so easily) the
baader zoom can be put onto the 42mm threads using the baader 42mm
adapter.
The scope did give internal reflections using the zoom but I did manage to
reduce them considerably ( although not 100%) using a cardboard disc !!
be used on some more spotting scopes,
*************************************************************
Baader is doing six new adapters at present, to connect the Mark IV onto
several scopes having flgw. male threads:
T-2 (M42x0.75)/M48x0.75 /
M44x1 (Leica/Zeiss-Jena)/
M41.5x1 Bausch&Lomb/Opticron /
M41-1 1/4" (KOWA 770/880 to mount the Morpheus lineup) /
M53/M54 (KOWA 770/880 to thread the Zoom onto the KOWA 770/880)
*************************************************************
the above information was given to me by Baader who authorised me to publish it.
I have used the 41.5mm adapter to put the hyperion zoom onto a bausch
and lomb HDR60 scope , I did have a opticron HDF zoom on it but after
putting the hyperion zoom on it , it was like transforming the scope into a
65mm one as the view was wider.
I also used the 41.5 mm adapter to put the hyperion zoom onto a kowa tsn-2
which made the viewing more comfortable with a excellent image from min
to max.
I have used a 42mm adapter to attach a hyperion zoom to a japanese draw
scope, it was a 30x75 scope but the name disc unscrews to show a 42mm
thread so when the eyepiece is unscrewed ( which it does so easily) the
baader zoom can be put onto the 42mm threads using the baader 42mm
adapter.
The scope did give internal reflections using the zoom but I did manage to
reduce them considerably ( although not 100%) using a cardboard disc !!
