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200 EUR
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price without VAT: 162 EUR
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The Celestron Astromaster 70 AZ telescope is a refractor (lens telescope) on an altazimuth mount, a versatile optical instrument for astronomical observations and as a telescope for terrestrial objects. Designed primarily for observing the Moon and planets.
The 70mm achromatic objective lens allows observations of the Sun - sunspots (after installing a solar filter available in our store), the Moon - craters, seas, mountains, Mercury - phases, Venus - phases, Mars - disk, details during opposition, Jupiter (tropical belts, Jupiter's moons), Saturn (ring, Titan - the largest moon), the disk of Uranus and Neptune. Within the scope of this telescope are brighter comets (when visible), asteroids, hundreds of galaxies, nebulae, globular and open clusters, and countless double and multiple stars. Due to its low weight, this telescope is ideal for travel and portability. It performs well in urban environments and as a balcony device.
Moon planets star clusters nebulae landscapes
| • Optical system: | refractor (achromatic doublet) | | • Lens diameter: | 70 mm | | • Lens focal length: | 900 mm | | • Light Force: | 1/12.9 | | • Resolving power: | 2'' | | • Theoretical stellar range: | 11.2mag | | • Maximum usable magnification: | 140x | | • Steel tripod height: | 106 cm | | • Distance between legs at maximum tripod height: | 110 cm | | • Libra: | 8 kg |
The set includes the following accessories: • 1.25'' focuser
• Plossl eyepieces: 20 mm (magnification 45x) and 10 mm (magnification 90x) - standard 1.25'', apparent field of view 50°
• StarPointer riflescope
• Altazimuth mount
• Steel field tripod with adjustable height
• 90° prismatic angle attachment
• Accessory stand
• Educational CD "Sky Level 1" (in English) 3-year manufacturer's warranty on mechanics, 2-year warranty on electronics
This device focuses a large amount of light. Looking directly at the Sun through it can cause partial or complete vision loss. For observing the Sun, we recommend the safest method, eyepiece projection, which projects the image of the Sun's disc onto a sheet of paper.
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