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Bintel Glebe
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Bintel 84 Wentworth park road, Glebe, 2073, NSW
Phone:(02) 9518 7255
Hours:
Monday9:30 am–5:30 pm
Tuesday9:30 am–5:30 pm
Wednesday9:30 am–5:30 pm
Thursday9:30 am–5:30 pm
Friday9:30 am–5:30 pm
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$4,199.00
Ninety percent of the light, worked into one decisive view.
A 75 mm HD objective, a 21–65× zoom, and 1,510 g you can carry all day. The AT Endura holds a clear, high-contrast image when the light fades and the distance grows, so you read the scene, not guess at it.
See clearly. Then assess with confidence.
HD glass, honest colour.
The proven SWAROVSKI OPTIK HD optical system delivers ideal contrast, high detail recognition, and impressive sharpness. Contours stay crisp and subjects separate cleanly from the background, so what you see reads as it truly is.
90% light transmission.
Ninety percent of the available light reaches your eye, so the image stays usable in shadow, at dawn, and at last light. It is the window when animals move most, and when a lesser scope goes dim.
Overview to detail, uninterrupted.
Acquire your subject wide at 21×, read the situation, then push smoothly to 65× without losing context. One continuous zoom keeps a fast, controlled observation process from first glance to final call.
Angled for the long sit.
The angled eyepiece keeps your neck neutral when the subject sits uphill, in a tree, or high on a ridge. Over hours at the glass, that comfort is the difference between watching on and packing up early.
1,510 g on your back.
At 1,510 g (53.3 oz) the AT Endura is light enough to carry over distance and still be ready the moment it matters. Less strain on the walk in means sharper attention when you finally set up.
Sealed to 4 m. Fog-free.
Submersion-tight to 4 m and rated from −20 to +50 °C, the AT Endura shrugs off rain, river crossings, and sharp temperature swings. Its deliberately simple design keeps your attention on the observation, not the equipment.
Start wide at 21×.
A broad field lets you find your subject fast and read the whole situation, movement, terrain, the animals you might otherwise miss. You begin with context, not a keyhole.
Push smoothly to 65×.
One continuous zoom takes you from overview to fine detail without losing your place. The image holds its contrast and colour through the range, so the transition feels controlled rather than a scramble to refind the subject.
Judge on what’s actually there.
HD resolution reveals the structure that decides a call, the fine features, the true colour, the detail at the edge of the light. At 21–65× on a 75 mm objective, antler structure and body shape stay readable in dim light, so you act on what you can see, not on assumption.
Built for the way you actually observe.
Set up on a ridge at last light or glassing a far tree line, the AT Endura stays steady, bright, and ready, hour after hour.
A grip that works in the wet.
Rain, cold, and heavy dew are part of the reality, not the exception. The rubber-armoured focus and generous knurling stay sure under wet fingers, and the sealed, submersion-tight body keeps working through it. Fog-free and rated from −20 to +50 °C, the AT Endura is ready when you are.
21–65× continuous zoom with a 75 mm HD objective, one scope from overview to fine detail.
90% light transmission for bright, high-contrast images at dawn, dusk, and in shadow.
SWAROVSKI OPTIK HD optics for true colour and edge-to-edge detail recognition.
Angled eyepiece for a neutral neck position on uphill, sky, and treetop subjects.
1,510 g (53.3 oz), light enough to carry all day and set up in seconds.
Submersion-tight to 4 m, fog-free, and rated from −20 to +50 °C for year-round use.
Digiscoping-ready with the CA-S clamp and VPA 2 phone adapters (sold separately).
An accessible entry into premium optics, a scope you’ll still rely on years from now.
Under Australian skies. Backed by Bintel.
60 mm of Japanese glass. 735 grams on your shoulder.
Find the bird at 20x, identify it at 60x, and forget the scope is even in your pack. The Kowa TSN-601 spotting scope pairs a fully multi-coated 60 mm angled body with the TE-9Z zoom eyepiece and a stay-on field case, waterproof to JIS Class 7 and purged with dry nitrogen. It is the spotting scope that never gets left at home.
“High performance in a lightweight, compact body.” The design brief for the entire TSN-600 series.
Everything coated. Nothing compromised.
Multi-coated on every surface.
Kowa applies full multi-coating to the 60 mm objective, every internal lens, the prisms, and even the dust-proof glass. Light that enters reaches your eye instead of scattering inside the tube, so contrast holds up in dull morning light.
Waterproof to JIS Class 7.
The body is sealed to JIS Protection Class 7 and filled with dry nitrogen gas. Rain, spray, and sudden temperature swings will not fog the internal optics, so a change in the weather never ends the session.
735 g. Carried all day.
At 735 g for the body and 969 g ready to glass, the TSN-601 weighs less than many 10x50 binoculars. It rides in a daypack side pocket, works from lightweight travel tripods, and saves hundreds of grams over full-size spotters.
20–60x in one twist.
The included TE-9Z zoom runs from 20x for scanning to 60x for reading leg bands and judging plumage. Eye relief stays at 16–16.5 mm across the range, so spectacle wearers keep the full image at every magnification.
Made in Japan.
Every TSN-600 series scope is built by Kowa in Japan, the same optics house behind the flagship PROMINAR fluorite line. The 10-year warranty extends to 15 with online registration.
67 mm thread. Full system.
A standard 67 mm filter thread and Kowa's System S accessories fit straight on: digiscoping adapters, the TSN-EX16S 1.6x extender, and alternative eyepieces. The scope grows with you instead of being replaced.
Focus that falls under one finger.
Track a moving bird at 60x without overshooting. The large ribbed focus knob sits on top of the body, exactly where your index finger rests when the scope is on a tripod, and its travel stays smooth from a 6.0 m close-focus butterfly to a raptor on the horizon.
Dropped in the grass. Rained on. Ready.
Nitrogen-purged and sealed to JIS Class 7, the TSN-601 shrugs off the conditions that end a day for lesser scopes. The included C-601 stay-on case keeps it protected while it works.
The hide, the headland, the back paddock.
Birdwatching at the wetlands, whale watching from the cliffs, wildlife observation on the road, checking targets at the range: the angled body lets you glass comfortably for hours from a low tripod, and share the view without re-levelling for every person. At 20x the 33.2 m field of view finds the bird; at 60x you identify it.
Complete kit: TSN-601 angled body, TE-9Z 20–60x zoom eyepiece, and C-601 stay-on case.
Fully multi-coated 60 mm objective, internal lenses, prisms, and dust-proof glass.
735 g body, 969 g complete: light enough for travel tripods and long carries.
Waterproof to JIS Protection Class 7 and filled with dry nitrogen against fogging.
16–16.5 mm eye relief across the zoom range, comfortable with spectacles.
67 mm filter thread and System S compatibility: digiscoping adapters, extender, eyepieces.
Made in Japan with a 10-year warranty, extendable to 15 years on registration.
6.0 m minimum focus brings butterflies and dragonflies into spotting-scope detail.
Under Australian skies. Backed by Bintel.
$549.00
Six power ports. Six USB ports. One pocket box.
The Pocket Powerbox Advance Gen3 powers, connects and focuses your entire astrophotography setup from a single 350-gram enclosure. Set it up once, then let it run the night.
Everything your mount carries, in a single box.
Power bricks, a USB hub, a dew controller and a focus-motor box used to crowd your tripod and tangle your cables. The Gen3 folds all of it into one blue anodised unit that mounts to your scope and runs from a single 12V input.
One hub for every cable on your rig.
Six power outputs.
Four individually switchable 12V outputs, one always-on 12V line and one adjustable 3–19V output. Up to 12A is distributed across the 12V outputs at 6A per port, each with reverse-polarity and over-current protection.
Six-port USB 3 hub.
Four USB3 Type-A SuperSpeed ports plus two USB2 Type-C ports, each switchable in software. The 5 Gbps SuperSpeed lanes run in parallel with USB 2.0 traffic, so guiding and image downloads never slow each other down.
A focuser, built in.
An onboard stepper motor controller drives most bipolar focus motors at up to 1.5A per coil. Add a motor and skip the separate focus box, then run power and focus through the same software.
AutoDew clears optics.
Two PWM dew-heater channels at 5A each read the included dew-point sensor and adjust their own power. One tap on Auto and the Gen3 holds your optics above dew for the whole session.
See every watt.
A built-in volt, amp and power meter reports input voltage and total draw in real time. Spot a stuck motor or a failing cable before it costs you a clear night.
Control it from any browser.
Built-in Wi-Fi serves a web dashboard to your phone or laptop with no app to install. Run the whole box over the network and leave the cables on the mount.
Set it up once. Every clear night after, it just remembers.
A considered face on every side.
Each panel groups the connections you reach for together, labelled and spaced so you can find them in the dark.
Four switchable 12V outputs, the always-on 12V line and the adjustable 3–19V output.
Four USB3 Type-A ports plus two USB-C ports, with USB-C Power Delivery up to 3A.
Two PWM dew-heater outputs on RCA connectors, set by software or left to AutoDew.
A single 2.1mm DC input feeds the whole box, drawing up to 14A.
Engineered to be left alone in the dark.
Works out of the box.
Set up AutoDew and your outputs once, and the Gen3 restores them every time it powers on. No laptop is required to run a full night.
3 to 19V, on tap.
One software-adjustable output delivers 3–19V at up to 3A and remembers its setting across power cycles. Ideal for a Mini PC, an Intel NUC or a mirrorless camera.
Guarded against mistakes.
Reverse-polarity and over-voltage protection handle inputs up to 50V, and every USB port carries surge and ESD protection. Plug in with cold hands and trust it.
Firmware you can update.
The Gen3 accepts firmware updates over its life, adding features and fixes as Pegasus Astro releases them. The box you buy keeps improving.
350 g of anodised aluminium.
A blue anodised aluminium shell measures just 115 × 75 × 27.5mm and carries M3 mounting holes for third-party brackets. Tough enough for the field, light enough for any mount.
Works with your software.
Full ASCOM 7, ASCOM Alpaca and INDI support exposes the switches, focuser and observing conditions to the apps you already use, on Windows, Mac or Linux.
Everything it ships with, and everything it does.
12A total distributed across the 12V power outputs, 6A per port.
Each 12V output switches on and off individually in software.
Adjustable 3–19V output at up to 3A, set in software and retained.
Two PWM dew-heater channels, 5A each, on RCA connectors.
Included temperature, humidity and dew-point sensor on RJ12.
EXT port (RJ12) for accessories such as an external focus controller.
USB-C Power Delivery output up to 3A for supported devices.
Built-in volt, amp and power metering of your input supply.
ASCOM 7, ASCOM Alpaca and INDI compatible.
In the box: controller, environmental sensor, four DC power cables (2 × 1m, 2 × 0.5m) and a 1.8m USB3 Type-B cable.
The full picture.
Under Australian skies. Backed by Bintel.
$239.00
- LiteRoc Tripod for AZ Mount Pro, CEM60/70
- MiniTower 1.5" Tripod
- MiniTower 2" Tripod
- AZ Mount Pro Tripod
- iEQ45/CEM60 Tripod
- 48-inch Pier (#8030) and 42-inch Pier (#8033)
- Tri-Pier (#8034)
- DO NOT fit on iEQ30 Tripod
- CEM70
- CEM60
- CEM40/GEM45 (won't fit on CEM40/GEM45 tripod, may limit low latitude application)
- HAE43/HEM44 (may limit low latitude application)
- iEQ45/iEQ45 Pro
- iEQ30/iEQ30 Pro (won't fit on iEQ30 tripod, may limit low latitude application)
- AZ Mount Pro/MiniTower/MiniTower II/MiniTower Pro
- Other mounts with a #8036 adapter
Technical Specifications
| Pier Diameter | Ø5.7" (Ø144 mm) with 150mm top plate |
| Height | 8" (200 mm) |
| Gross weight and dimension | 4.5 lbs, 10.25 x 7.75 x 7.75 in |
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