In the past, our requirement was that as long as the telescope could see, see clearly, and not easily damaged, we would thank God and think that we bought a good product. With the rapid progress of the times, people's vision and understanding of telescopes can now be divided into many categories. Today, let's talk about one type of high-power telescope.
As the name suggests, high-power telescopes have higher magnification, clearer, and can see farther. The definition of high-power binoculars is more than ten times. To put it bluntly, it is a complete point that can be used normally with the hand raised. We call it a high-power handheld binoculars. If you hold a high-power telescope, you can't see the object clearly without shaking. At this time, we need a tripod, which is a high-power high-power telescope. The concept of a tripod is divided into many types, including detachable and fixed. The detachable one is similar to the tripod of a camera.
The fixed tripod is similar to the lower part of a coin-operated telescope. This type of high-power telescope is generally placed in large scenes such as scenic spots and grasslands. There are many types of high-power telescopes. Not all telescopes can be called high-power. Do you want to try a real high-power high-power telescope? When traveling, you can go to various scenic spots and you will find that the beautiful scenery is so close to you, and the clouds are right in front of you.
Onick Optics (Optics) Co., Ltd. has been engaged in the production of high-power telescopes for a long time. It has explored and summarized the common problems of high-power telescopes, such as poor optical effects and unstable performance. It is not easy to maintain good optical performance and electrical stability for telescopes to be used in the field for a long time, exposed to wind, sun and rain. On the basis of more than 20 years of telescope production, Onick Optics has continuously improved and launched type 1, type 2, type 3, and several generations of telescopes to accept user inspections. At the same time, we study coin-operated telescopes from various countries to learn from each other's strengths and weaknesses.