Bino Set Ring for adaptation of MaxBright II

Bino auxillary-ring for adaptation of MaxBright^® II

Shortest possible Adaptation without Glasspath Corrector

In combination with telescopes with long focal lengths (f/10 or slower), it may be interesting to attach the binoviewer via its M34-thread directly onto the T-2 star diagonal.Then, you can keep it in place with Locking Ring T-2i – with auxillary lever (#2458271 , € 36,- )

This is the shortest possible adaptation of the [product sku=" Adapter S58-short to T-2a – for all BDS Diamond Steeltrack® (#2957202 , € 27,- ) – very compact, and protected from "accidental removal".

The shortest possible adaptation can be achieved with the T-2 Prism Diagonal with 32mm prism (#2456005 , € 110,- )

This direct connection does not leave room between bino and T-2 star diagonal to take up a Baader glasspath-corrector, but on the other hand - the shorter optical length of the combo may be just short enough to not needing a glasspath-corrector at all - so it is well worth a try. Still the Bino may not bottom out in the right position when fully threaded in while using the described male/female M34 threads. For this reason a dedicated  Locking Ring T-2i – with auxillary lever (#2458271 , € 36,- ) is available. This T-locking-ring will be threaded "upward" against the body of the Maxbright II, to prevent the Bino from unintended rotation and most of all to prevent it to fall off. 

For this short adaptation, you need the Locking Ring T-2i – with auxillary lever (#2458271 , € 36,- ) and Bino auxillary-ring. Remove the T-2 counter nut or the Zeiss dovetail ring vfrom the binoviewer. Then screw the Locking Ring onto the male thread of the T-2-prism and put the auxillary ring between binoviewer and locking ring. The raised surface of the slip ring should face towards the binoviewer and the flat one towards the star diagonal. Now screw the binoviewer onto the prism and fix it in the desired position with the locking ring. The slip ring lets you still set the interpuoillar distance.

If the handle of the locking ring ends up in an uncomfortable position, you can change its position. It is only screwed into the ring, you can put it into any of the three threaded holes which are all around the locking ring, each 120° apart.