Name: Reflector telescope National Geographic 76/350, DOBSON Azimuthal Dobson, Magnification 18 up to 117 x
Brand: National Geographic
SKU: 861024
Price: 129.99 EUR
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A black telescope by National Geographic on a sturdy stand, with adjustment dial and finder scope for astronomical observation.

Black Newton telescope by National Geographic with constellation drawings on the tube, suitable for amateur astronomers for sky observation.

Three telescope eyepieces in different sizes placed side by side: on the left 'H20mm', in the centre 'SR6mm', on the right 'SR4mm'. Black and silver colours.

A black Barlow lens, an optical component for telescopes to increase focal length and field of view.

A compass indicates the cardinal directions, lying on a structured, black surface. The needle points south.

Black camera filter with blue centre, shows inscription 'MOON' at the top.

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Highlights & Details

Reflecting telescope 76/350 mm Dobson

Compact and easy to transport
Built-in compass
Incl. 2 eyepieces 6 and 20 mm

Technical specifications

Product type: Reflector telescope

Focal length: 350 mm

Magnification (min.): 18 x

Magnification (max.): 117 x

Dim

Type: Dobson

Slow motion: Manual

Material: Aluminium
Plastic

Mounting type: Azimuthal

Eyepiece tube: 31.7 mm

Mirror diameter: 76 mm

Magnification: 18 up to 117 x

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User & Safety Instructions

User & Safety Instructions 861024 Reflector telescope National Geographic 76/350, DOBSON Azimuthal Dobson, Magnification 18 up to 117 x

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Warranty Terms 861024 Reflector telescope National Geographic 76/350, DOBSON Azimuthal Dobson, Magnification 18 up to 117 x

Description

This Dobson telescope from National Geographic is a compact reflective telescope. It makes it easy and fun to discover the universe. The reflective lens with a diameter of 76 millimeter makes it possible to observe stars and planets which are relatively nearby earth. This makes the National Geographic 76/350 ideal for children and the novice astronomer. Saturn and Jupiter for instance are clearly visible, so are other planets and the craters of the moon. The telescope comes with an astronomer software-package. This will help you explore the starry sky.