Specification Sheet

FUJINON
TECHNO-STABI
™
HIGH POWER
BINOCULAR WITH DIRECT-DRIVE
IMAGESTABILIZATION
From the company that in vented gyro-stabilized
binoculars — the new Techno-Stabi outperforms and
out values the competition. Proven on space shuttle,
Fujinon brings images stabilization down to earth.
• Dual piezo-vibration sensors linked to direct drive motors
help you lock on to subjects with rock steady images
—
even if both you and the subject are in motion
• Phase coated roof prisms for sharper, more highly defined
images with greater contrast
• 100% waterproof, fog-proof, and dry nitrogen purged
• 100% multi coatings for the truest colors, brightest images
and freedom from glare
• Automatic “sensing/response” stabilizing system minimizes
power consumption, extends component operating life
TECHNO-STABI 14x40 SPECIFICATIONS
Magnification
Obj. Lens
Dia.
(mm)
Eye
Relief
(mm)
Field
of View
Actual
Apparent
Field
(m)
Min. Focusing
Distance
(m)
Exit
Pupil
(mm)
Relative
Brightness
Mini. Interpupilary
Distance
(mm)
Dimensions
WxHxD
(mm)
Wt.
(g)
14 40mm 13mm 4” 87.5mm 5 2.86 8.18 60-70 186x148x86 1300
FUJINON INC.
10 HIGH POINT DRIVE, WAYNE, NJ 07470 U.S.A.
TEL:[phone] FAX: [phone]
Design and Specifications subiect to change without notice. TECHNO-STABI™ is a trademark of Fujinon Inc. Printed in Japan TK 1999 February
relies on two direct drive motors, each controlled by its own piezo
vibration sensor — one for horizontal control and one for vertical
control. The result is instant image stabilization with minimum
power consumption. You can pan to find and follow targets even
when you and they are in motion and still see a sharp clear steady
image. For outstanding optical performance, Techno-Stabi optics
are fully coated for maximum light transmission and brightness;
the roof prism are phase coated to deliver superb clarity and
resolution. For use anywhere, the operating temperature range is
-5°C to 50°C (23°F to 122°F). The Techno-Stabi comes with a
handstrap that can be attached to either side, and a color
changing (green to red) battery condition LED indicator. It
operates on 4 AA batteries or a 12-28 VDC external power
source.
The world’s first binocular with an internal image stabilizing
system was Fujinon’s Stabiscope. Introduced in 1980. The
Fujinon breakthrough was based on stabilizing nor the entire
binocular, but just the optics. Still in production and widely used
by the Army, Navy, Coast Guard, DEA, Border Patrol, FBI and
others, (and standard equipment aboard shuttle flights), the costly
Stabiscope achieves a high degree of stabilization in all planes,
with ±5° of stabilization freedom. At a fraction of the price, so does
the new Techno-Stabi. The 14 power Techno-Stabi virtually
eliminates the jittery images caused by normal hand tremor as
well as the far more profound effects of cyclical and irregular
motion found when using binoculars on moving land vehicles,
boats, ships, and on rotary as well as fixed-wing aircraft of high
speed gyro motors, the compact, waterproof Techno-Stabi
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OMIYA CITY, SAITAMA 330-8624 JAPAN
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