Details
The new 4.7mm Ethos-SX, like its 3.7mm progenitor, is designed and crafted to combine its exceedingly wide field of view with all the contrast, color-rendition, distortion correction and center-to-edge sharpness needed to achieve that natural view.
Compared to a lower power eyepiece with the equivalent TFOV (similar field stop) such as an 11mm Plössl (9.1mm field stop), the greater power - for higher resolution, and smaller exit pupil (for a darker background to enhance contrast) reveals a deep sky experience "even better than you imagined".
The 4.7mm is a 1¼" format and is parfocal with the wide range of 1¼" Tele Vue eyepieces. 2" adapter included.
Performance Summary with Tele Vue Scopes
|
Telescope |
Mag. |
TFOV |
Exit |
|
TV-60, |
76.6x |
1.42° |
0.78 mm |
|
TV-76 |
102.1x |
1.07° |
0.74 mm |
|
NP-101, |
114.9x |
0.95° |
0.88 mm |
|
TV-85 |
127.7x |
0.85° |
0.67 mm |
|
NP-127is |
140.4x |
0.78° |
0.90 mm |
|
TV-102, |
187.2x |
0.58° |
0.54 mm |
Product Series
Al Nagler eagerly pushed Ethos designer Paul Dellechiaie to extend the Ethos to reach 110°, the same field size as the LEM Simulator optics Al designed 45-years ago to train NASA astronauts for lunar landings.
With 110°, the Ethos-SX has 21% more AFOV area than the 100° Ethos design. This permits a nice 62% power increase from a 6mm Ethos, while retaining 68% of its TFOV.
In 1¼" mode, it is parfocal with the wide range of 1¼" Tele Vue Plössls, Panoptics, Radians, Naglers, Nagler Zooms, and 6mm and 8mm Ethos eyepieces. The screw-on 2" adapter (included) is designed to make it parfocal with 13mm and 10mm Ethos when they are used in their 2" modes.
Additional Information
| Model | ETH-04.7 |
|---|---|
| Weight | 1.3000 |
| Custom Stock Status | |
| Eyepiece Apparent FOV | 110 degree |
| Eyepiece Eye Relief | 15mm |
| Eyepiece Field Stop | 8.94 |
| Eyepiece Focal Length | 4.7mm |





