Cloud Break Optics

Vario Finder with Illuminator and 45 Deg Prism for TEC refractors

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$252 $350 In stock

Category: Observing Aids

The Vario Finder with Illuminator and 45 Deg Prism is designed for TEC refractors. It is offered by Cloud Break Optics under the Telescope Engineering Company brand as an observing aid.

  • Product name: Vario Finder with Illuminator and 45 Deg Prism for TEC refractors
  • Brand: Telescope Engineering Company
  • Category: Observing Aids
  • Includes an illuminator and a 45 degree prism
  • SKU: TAC-TEC-FND (Standard)
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Alexander ★★★★★

The illuminated reticle is a game-changer for faint targets—crisp and perfectly bright without washing out the view. Switching between the finder and the 45-degree prism feels smooth and natural, even in the dark.

Joshua ★★★★★

The 45-degree prism makes aiming this finder so much more comfortable than peering straight up. The integrated illuminator is crisp and bright, perfect for those faint alignment stars. Absolutely thrilled with how solidly it attaches to my OTA.

Hannah ★★★★★

Finally, a finder that actually stays in focus when I swap eyepieces. The 45-degree prism makes viewing at the zenith comfortable without twisting my neck.