Glass for Sale: Zeiss RF, Leupold, Vortex

[brando26]

I do still have the Zeiss RF binos. I have never had issues ranging out to 1000 yards + on animals. The specs are as follows:

Specifications

Item Condition	New
Weight:	35oz
Dimensions:	6.6"H x 5.3"W
Eye Relief:	15.5mm
Field of View:	330ft @ 1,000 yards
Exit Pupil:	4.5mm
Interpupillary Distance	54-76mm
Twilight Factor:	21.2
Range:	10-1,300 yards, +/- 1yd @ 600yds
Close Focus Range:	18ft
Objective Diameter	45mm
Laser	Class 1 904nm 0.5 sec Measuring Time
Angle Compensation	No
Measuring Time	.5 seconds max
Measurement Units	Yards/Meters
Beam Divergence	1.6 x 0.5 mrad
Battery Type	(1) 3V CR-2, >10,000 measurements at 20° C

 

[Raudy707]

I have one additional question I can't find the answer to online. What does rhe T* mean? Thanks for your time.

 

[brando26]

T* stands for the coating on their lenses.

" To summarise, flare and ghosting used to be serious problems for most optical applications. Thanks to the technically advanced T* lens coating invented by ZEISS scientists, you can now buy ZEISS lenses which almost completely eliminate the undesirable effects of stray light. This coating is now a standard part of the specification of all ZEISS camera lenses."

 

[brando26]

Zeiss RF Bino's are SOLD! #1, #2, #4 are SOLD.

Vortex Monocular is still up for grabs.