Spinor MAK-70 is a compact telescope in the Maksutov system (meniscus-mirror system) with 70 mm aperture and variable magnification (zoom) from 25 to 75 times.
It is a valued telescope for observing birds and nature, great for observing airplanes and for shooting sports for observing shield bullet holes (25, 50 and 100 m). Good astronomical traveler scope (travel telescope), allowing the first observations of craters on the moon, Jupiter's moons, Saturn's ring, phases of inner planets, etc.
Includes a very good class table tripod with adjustable head and a soft case for the telescope. | • Zoom: | smoothly variable, 25-75 times | | • Lens diameter: | 70 mm | | • Optical system: | Maksutow-Cassegrain (MAK) | | • Focal length of the lens: | 750 mm | | • Anti-reflective layers: | MC | | • Type: | angular | | • Field of view: | 1.3 ° - 0.7 ° | | • Minimum observation distance: | 6 m | | • Retraction of the exit pupil: | 22 mm (at 25x magnification) | | • Tube length: | 28 cm | | • Weight: | 910 g |
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