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Douglas M Knight

Ronald F Overaker

Brian C Dodge

Robert Machemer

A stereoscopic, long-distance microscope is capable of stereoscopically viewing targets within the range of 100 mm to 300 mm from the front lens element. The system preferably comprises: a front lens element having a diameter D,for receiving light rays from the target; a rear mirror having a diameter D,for receiving light rays from the front lens element; a secondary mirror located on the rear surface R,of the front lens element for receiving light reflected from the rear mirror element; and, an angled mirror located between the secondary mirror and the stereoscopic eyepiece in its turn receiving light rays reflected from said angled mirror and presenting them to both eyes of the viewer. The diameter D,of the front lens element is preferably significantly smaller than the diameter D,of the rear mirror element.

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Stockton, NJ, United States of America

Douglas M Knight