spot on but you will have to get a lens holder
its not one you can just screw in to the thread that's there so I have been told
The correct lens simply screws straight in, Daren. The lens is a Yukon NV MT Objective Lens 24mm, part no. 29051. I believe it works out at 1.7x on the Bresser. They're about £35 quid if you can locate one.
When taken out of the packet, it looks like 'that's never going to fit', but it does. They have plastic threads, so fitting needs to be done very carefully.
Gives a wider field of view (22 degrees), but less distance, for the same illumination.
spot on but you will have to get a lens holder
its not one you can just screw in to the thread that's there so I have been told
The correct lens simply screws straight in, Daren. The lens is a Yukon NV MT Objective Lens 24mm, part no. 29051. I believe it works out at 1.7x on the Bresser. They're about £35 quid if you can locate one.
When taken out of the packet, it looks like 'that's never going to fit', but it does. They have plastic threads, so fitting needs to be done very carefully.
Gives a wider field of view (22 degrees), but less distance, for the same illumination.
George
sorry mate Thats not the one you want
that's the one that baldy was using and giving the small FOV
I have had one used it and that is the prob this is what it was like
what you have to use is the same sort of lens that's on the NS50 or 200 same as a lot of the lads are using in there ad-on home builds
les mag again
