Enhance your professional pursuits or hobbies using the Barksa AY13180 Binocular Stereo Microscope. This tool provides two independent optical paths (one for each eye) for stereoscopic viewing with 20-40x zoom magnification that is ideal for studying minerals, gems, insects, electronic boards, fabrics, or collectibles. The scope offers 45°-inclined viewing, which ensures an ergonomic and comfortable position for your head. Its two 10x widefield eyepieces with winged rubber eyecups have a diopter adjustment to compensate for the different optical strength between the eyes. To help you with optimal working distance for your tasks, the device has a pillar-type configuration, where the stereo head can slide up and down on the metal post and be secured with a locking knob. This configuration allows you plenty of space for placing larger samples under the objective lens. For optimizing image brightness and contrast, you have at your disposal top and bottom halogen illuminators. This scope's electrical power circuit is designed in such a way that it can be powered by a 100 - 240V source.

The housing is made of metal to ensure durability, precision, and repeatability of adjustments. It features oversized knurled adjustment knobs. The wide, flat base can be used with any of the three included round plates (white, black, and transparent glass) to achieve proper sample illumination. It also features two pre-loaded clips for securing your slides or specimens.

Stereo Viewing/360° Rotating Head    2 - 4x Adjustable Objective    10x WF Eyepieces    20 - 40x Magnification    Coarse Focusing & Diopter    Halogen Top/Bottom Illumination    Base & 3 Plates: White, Black & Glass    Metal Frame with Pillar Back    Adjustable Work Distance    Power Requirement: 100 - 240V

• Stereo viewing

• 2 - 4x objective

• Two widefield 10x eyepieces

• 20 - 40x total magnification

• Top and bottom halogen illumination

  • Head rotates 360°

  • Adjustable locking work distance

  • Adjustable interpupillary distance: 55 - 75mm

  • Diopter correction

  • Coaxial coarse focusing

  • 120 - 240V power requirement

    • Wide stationary base

    • Three round plates: white, black, and transparent glass

    • Two metal slide clips

      • Metal frame

      • Pillar-style back

      • Wide base

      • Winged rubber eyecups on eyepieces

        Related Questions and Answers

        Q: 1. "It displays the imagery on a 640 x 480 black and white screen". What is the resolution recorded to the memory card? Thank you.

        A: The MFR needs to be contacted for this answer.

        Q: 2. does it come with a neck strap?

        A: A strap is Not included from the manufacturer.

        Q: 3. Shipment to sweden?

        A: There are currently no shipping methods available to Sweden for the Celestron Stereo Binocular Viewer.

        Q: 4. Will this work for day time viewing correct up and down and right to left orientation?

        A: Yes this should work during the daytime, as long as you have a diagonal to invert the image right side up.

        Q: 5. Is there a way to add a camera that is at least 8 MP?

        A: Unfortunately we do not have any Camera Attachment in our stock that has at least 8MP.

        Q: 6. Does this microscope package contain a dust cover?

        A: yes it comes with a dust cover.

        Q: 7. Basic idea of how to add decent camera? Other bh parts I could buy to add camera?

        A: The CELESTRON LABS CB2000C Compound Binocular Microscope with 5.5 x 5.5" Mechanical Stage can be used with the Celestron 5.0MP Digital Microscope Imager: https://bhpho.to/3sAHsxO

        Q: 8. It displays the imagery on a 640 x 480 black and white screen. What is the recorded resolution to the memory card? Thank you.

        A: The Barska NVX600 Digital Night Vision Binocular records at 320x240.

        Q: 9. I notice it does not have dual lighting (no upper light, only lower). How good is the illumination for opaque objects?

        A: The model has a Halogen Light, so pretty powerful.

        Q: 10. Hi.Will these work on a Sky Max 127mm 'Maksutov-Cassegrain' Telescope, as you can probably guess I'm pretty new to astronomy? Brian

        A: This Viewer should fit your scope fine, as long as you have a 1.25 eyepiece opening. You might have some focusing issues, which you might need to get 2X Barlow Eyepieces. I would try the piece out first, then if you have any focusing issues get the Barlow Eyepieces.