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Yukon 100X 
The Yukon 100X is a revolutionary new spotting scope with unique optical characteristics. This is the first spotting scope on the market that will deliver crystal clear magnification from 6 Power to 100 Power with no distortion and no loss of image quality. This exclusive capability is achieved by using two multicoated
objective lenses, one with 35 mm and the second
This function will bring objects from 6 times to 25 times closer to the observer. When more or magnification is desired, the light path can be turned from one objective lens to the other by an easy twist of a knob. The scope will then switch to the 100 mm objective lens system. In this mode, the linear zooming capabilities of the scope will provide high resolution images that are 25 times to 100 times closer to the observer. The Yukon 100X performs these achievements in a housing that is rugged, compact and light-weight .
A Digital camera adapter is available to be used with the Yukon 100x. The 100X can accommodate both photographic and spotting scope tripods, and can double as a telescope for late night stargazing.
The Yukon 100X will accommodate tripods with threads of 1/4 ad 3/8 inches. The carrying case has a unique feature - the scope does not have to be removed from its case to be used. Both ends of the case and the tripod mount have zipper openings. You simply unzip the opening to use the scope. This offers additional protection against accidental damage.
The 100x is backed by Yukon 's Limited Lifetime Warranty.
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with 100 mm aperture - both
sharing a common ocular lens. The enormous light gathering capabilities of the
100 mm objective lens makes the picture clear and bright in most viewing
conditions, even in twilight. For the low magnification observation or for
general aiming, the 35 mm lens system with linear zooming is utilized.
The
450 offset eyepiece is especially useful for
observations when the user cannot align
his/her viewing position with the scope - for example, when lying in prone
shooting position. To prevent viewing fatigue or discomfort, a specially
designed adjustable 45-degree, rotating eyepiece is utilized to suit the
viewer's position from any angle, even when lying on the ground.
The offset eyepiece adjusts relative to the axis of the scope. It allows a user
to be more comfortable in any position during observation.
