Description
Discover the light of astronomy with the National Geographic 50/600 Refractor AZ Yellow telescope (9101001), which is equipped with sufficient optics to observe craters on the Moon with a diameter of 8 km, low-light stars (up to 10.5 magnitudes), Saturn, Uranus and Neptune at the sight of stars, the polar caps of Mars. The depths of the nebula, which are located at a distance of up to 1500 light rocks, will become accessible to the eye from the sight of light concentrated spots for the evidence of good weather minds.
With equal success, the telescope can be used to monitor the world's monuments from great distances. The telescope is equipped with azimuth mountings, which are easier to control and less expensive, in alignment with the equatorial one, which is very important for children. It can help you keep an eye on both terrestrial and celestial objects. The diagonal mirror, included with the kit, changes the course of rotation by 90° and allows you to manually monitor objects that are located at a significant height above the horizon.
Features:
- The refractive telescope has a simple design, which makes it easier to use.
- 90° diagonal mirror for manual monitoring of celestial objects.
- Suitable for monitoring ground objects over long distances.
- Increase from 50x to 100x.
2 eyepieces: 12 mm і 6 mm
Optical viewer
Diagonal mirror
Oberthova lens
Monthly filter
Tripod with mounts Opening: 1:12 Vidoshukach: Optical 5 x 24 mm Limit value: 10.6 Montuvannya: Azimuthally Computer guidance: No Optical design: Refractory Enlightenment: Bagatosharov enlightenment EAN code: 4007922010168 Package dimensions: 77 x 23 x 12 cm Dimensions: Optical tube dimensions: 65 x 560 mm
Dimensions of the telescope in assembled form: 1000 x 1000 x 1350 mm Package weight: 1.9 kg Separate building: 2.8 seconds Eyepiece mounting diameter: 25.4 mm Increase: 50x - 100x Maximum color increase, times: 100 Item: 924763 Brand: National Geographic
