Name: National Geographic 76/700 Reflektor EQ Reflector telescope Equatorial Achromatic Magnification 28 up to 233 x
Brand: National Geographic
SKU: 2140227

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National Geographic 76/700 Reflektor EQ Reflector telescope Equatorial Achromatic Magnification 28 up to 233 x

Easy-to-use beginner's telescope
Equatorial with tripod stand
Viewfinder telescope

Technical specifications

Product type: Reflector telescope

Focal length: 700 mm

Magnification (min.): 28 x

Magnification (max.): 233 x

Weight: 6.2 kg

Type: Achromatic

Slow motion: Manual

Material: Aluminium
Plastic

Mounting type: Equatorial

Eyepiece tube: 31.7 mm

Mirror diameter: 76 mm

Magnification: 28 up to 233 x

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User & Safety Instructions

User & Safety Instructions 2140227 National Geographic 76/700 Reflektor EQ Reflector telescope Equatorial Achromatic Magnification 28 up to 233 x

Description

This classic reflector telescope with a 76 mm main mirror is supplied complete with all the accessories required for the sky exploration, such as a tripod, eyepieces and viewfinder. At an affordable price, you can see countless mooncraters and impressive details of the big planets. The stable equatorial mount can be aligned with the polar star. You can follow the course of the stars simply by hand with a rotary knob.

Please note that Newton type mirror telescopes are very good for astronomical observations on the starry sky, but not suitable for nature and landscape observations during the day. Therefore, we recommend lens telescopes for nature and landscape observation.

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