Swarovski AX Visio 10x32
 | Outdated Product £3,820.00 Product type: binoculars; Magnification (x): 10; Field of view 1 km away (m): 112; Twilight factor: 17.9; Relative brightness: 10.6; Lens diameter (mm): 32; Exit pupil diameter (mm): 3.3; Eye relief (mm): 17.8; Prism: Roof; Dustproof, water resistant; Case; Weight (g): 1090; |
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Swarovski AX Visio 10x32
Magnification:10 x
Lens diameter:32 mm
Field of view at 1 km:112 m
Focus:central
Prism:Roof
Weight:1090 g
The identification feature helps you identify birds and other animal species at the touch of a button. Digital compass. Camera 13 MP (4208 x 3120)
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Specifications AX Visio 10x32
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Before buying always check characteristics and configuration of product with online store manager
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