Reversing system for a sighting telescope
AssigneeSwarovski-Optik KG.
InventorsPeter Öttl, Rudolf Nagiller
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AssigneeSwarovski-Optik KG.
InventorsPeter Öttl, Rudolf Nagiller
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The invention concerns a reversing system for a sighting telescope, where the reversing system has at least two mutually displaceable lenses in a tube of the reversing system parallel to an optical axis of the reversing system, where displacement of the at least two displaceable lenses modifies the reproduction scale at which an image projected onto a first image plane of the reversing system is shown on a second image plane of the reversing system, where the at least two displaceable lenses are arranged in all positions between the first and the second image plane, where a surface of the inside of a tube facing the optical axis having at least one absorption area with absorption zones for absorbing incident light and with sliding surfaces located between neighbouring absorption zones for bearings of the at least two displaceable lenses, where the total area of the sliding surfaces is smaller than the total area of the absorption zones, where the at least one sliding surface is arranged at a different distance from the optical axis than the at least one absorption zone.
A reversing system for a sighting telescope, where the reversing system has at least two lenses arranged in a tube of the reversing system and being mutually displaceable parallel to an optical axis of the reversing system, where displacement of the at least two displaceable lenses modifies the reproduction scale at which an image projected onto a first image plane of the reversing system is shown on a second image plane of the reversing system, where the at least two displaceable lenses are arranged in all positions between the first and the second image plane, characterised by a surface of the inside of a tube facing the optical axis having at least one absorption area with absorption zones for absorbing incident light and with sliding surfaces located between neighbouring absorption zones for bearings of the at least two displaceable lenses, where the total area of the sliding surfaces is smaller than the total area of the absorption zones, where the sliding surfaces are arranged at a different distance from the optical axis than the absorption zones.
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