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Key Features
- Unmagnified 1x Power
- Large 30mm Aperture
- Red-Dot Reticle
- Variable Intensity LED
Spend less time finding your target and more time looking at it with the Alpine Astronomical Baader 1x30 Sky-Surfer III Red-Dot Finder. It was designed with an unmagnified field of view and a spacious 30mm aperture that is treated with anti-reflection coatings to provide a clear view through it. Using this type of sight is the easiest way to locate objects by projecting a single red dot in the center of the field of view. Running on a single included CR2032 coin battery, the Sky-Surfer III has a rheostat to control the reticle brightness to ensure the dot is visible without affecting night-adjusted vision. It attaches quickly to most telescopes, spotting scopes, and binoculars, with the various included mounting adapters. The finder can also be directly connected to any Picatinny/Weaver accessory rail without requiring any adapter.
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Does it fit a Vixen vmc200L and do I need a vixen ...
Does it fit a Vixen vmc200L and do I need a vixen dovetail plate?
he Alpine Astronomical Baader 1x30 Sky-Surfer III Red-Dot Finder
BH #ALSSIII • MFR #SSIII attaches quickly to most telescopes, spotting scopes, and binoculars, with the various included mounting adapters. The finder can also be directly connected to any Picatinny/Weaver accessory rail without requiring any adapter.
Date published: 2023-01-29
Does this finder come with the hot shoe adapter, ...
Does this finder come with the hot shoe adapter, or does that need to be ordered separately?
The Alpine Astronomical Baader 1x30 Sky-Surfer III Red-Dot Finder B&H # ALSSIII comes with a hot
shoe mount.
Date published: 2021-06-26
Is the mount compatible with the Explore ...
Is the mount compatible with the Explore Scientific FirstLight 80mm refractor?
All you need is a screw
Date published: 2021-07-02
