Does this model (200118) require the scope to be on 10X zoom for the trajectory compensation feature to work properly?
2006997
Sorry sir, buy have bin ill since purchasing item, and havent been able to use it yet. If and when i do i will post results. Thank you.
2006998
Yes....it Is required. But its not really a problem because shooting at objects that the bullet drop compensation is required......the target is far enough away that the Zoom is of help. Hope this helps.
2006999
Yes....it Is required. But its not really a problem because shooting at objects that the bullet drop compensation is required......the target is far enough away that the Zoom is of help.Hope this helps.
2007000
This model is the first version of the Eliminator, and yes it does require you to be at full zoom in order for "dot" placement in the reticle to be accurate. This has apparently been addressed in the Eliminator II and III models.
830314
Yes, the f-stop is fixed throughout the zoom. Unless you change it on the camera.
643580
No... You have to buy a very serious lens for this teleconverter. I figured this out after I bought it, now looking at camera compatible spotting scopes.
434263
Mine wasn't. It is one of those simple scopes that has a wide view thru it. The accuracy is pretty good.
1850976
No it will not zoom. On high the batteries last about 3 hours. On low batteries last about 6 hours.
504410
Hi Frank, I purchased this scope about 6 months ago and have had great luck with it. I dont care for the red and green back lights and shoot it with no lighting. As far as it changing when zooming mine doesn't do that. I would say you might have received a defective one since the reticle is separate from the lens and sounds as if it might be moving slightly when you zoom. Amazon is great about replacing items, shoot them an email.
188900
The RM-VPR1 wired remote does NOT properly control 18-105 PZ lens on the A6000. Zoom is very slow (90-120 sec full range) and is ERRATIC zoom. I have tried two lens and also the RMT-VPR1K infrared remote with the same results Kit 16-50 PZ lens works fine in both modes with both controllers. Sony has not provided an answer or solution!
2082826
I have one, and I have it set up on my ASUSTeK Computer INC. P8P67 DELUXE computer, with my OS Windows 7 at 64bit ops. I have it connected constantly. It's a great little scope and does fantastic photos, well worth the money.
1879214
Yes. Just set up the illumination button on 0 position Or don, t set the lithion battery on scope
419995
No, it is not. The way it works is instead of a combination of motors moving the scope around, You move the scope around. You align it with the calibration stars you choose by manually pushing it. Once everything is correct it will tell you how far to move in either axis on the hand controller. It's a great way to get into the hobby because it teaches you the positioning of all the stars and celestial objects!
1770185
The scope will work, but not the trajectory adjustment. it's pre set for the 22lr.
278277
I believe you have to zoom in every time. Kind of annoying when tying to get the shot of that bird that will be flying by
452916
Mine does but that's because its the older generation. I believe the newer version does not have this future. By the way for the money it is a pretty good scope and I can get 1 MOA at 500 yards.
2154654
Not very much. Probably due to the short barrel and the design.I am having an issue with inconsistent zero. (scoped model). Scope and mount are tight.Shots are sometimes on the bullseye, but then are about 2 inches off, bothhorizontally and vertically, then closer, etc. without changing the scope zero. (At about 30 ft.). My other Crosman springer (Phantom 1000) is very consistent.
746442
No, this has normal windage and elevation adjustments. Check tactical scope lines such as Vortex, etc.
1288838
Not very well. Unless you are viewing a non-moving object or have a tripod to look at a single object, the shakes and wobbles nullify any "zoom" power. Nice binos, but I would rather have gotten a telescope for any power viewing.
521662
This adjustment is to help remove the peralex effect. It also can be use as a range find. That scope is a 400yds scope. U cant zero it for less than 100 yds