Description
National Geographic 60/700 AZ telescope – this model is a wonderful choice for those who want to start their first career in astronomy. The manually operated telescope has clear optics, which makes it possible to observe craters on the Moon with a diameter of 8 km, faint light stars (up to 11 magnitudes), the rings of Saturn, Uranus and Neptune in view the star, the polar caps of Mars and other objects. The optical viewer makes it easier to point the device at the object to click, and the azimuth mounting of the telescope allows the uninformed astronomer to easily adapt to the telescope.
A telescope with a lens diameter of 60 mm is available for children of preschool and early school age. This model will show you dozens of craters per month, the disk of Jupiter and its satellites, the phases of Venus. You will separate the rings of Saturn, Mars and Mercury like colorful stars. In addition, this telescope has access to a dozen or so bright nebulae, including the Great Andromeda Galaxy.
The maximum magnification (MP) is determined by the laws of optics and this telescope model is set to 120x . However, it is appreciated that much more can be achieved with the help of high-accuracy eyepieces on bright astronomical objects high above the horizon and in the atmosphere.
This telescope has brightness 12, therefore, you choose an optical device that focuses on visual caution and does not require stagnation of expensive accessories. Basically, this model is designed for monthly-planetary protection at medium and high levels, although it does not include protection for compact objects in deep space.
The refractor is the most popular middle-lens design of a telescope, which always offers a non-vibrating, compact and inexpensive optical device. A refractor can be a miraculous tool for both the coarse measurement of astronomical objects and terrestrial monitoring. Not many refractor telescopes have very high image chromatism (rainbow shading). The actual change in the solution allows for an increase in the focal length of the lens lens, and, obviously, the lengthening of the telescope tubes, which draws great forces up to the tripod and mounting.
This telescope in its basic configuration allows you to take direct images. In this manner, we are guarded simply by an eye, a binocular or a spyglass. This orientation of the picture is most friendly for small children and absolute beginners in astronomy.
Azimuth mounting is the most popular type of telescope mounting, which allows it to be compact and not too expensive for mechanics with intuitively sensible installations. It moves the vertical and horizontal axis of the frame and allows you to quickly direct the telescope to the desired point in the sky. Azimuthal mounting is best suited for visual astronomical monitoring, but less useful for astrophotography, but is ideal for monitoring terrestrial objects.
| Manufacturer code: 914837 Parameters: Color: Black Warranty: 12 months Country of registration of the brand: USA Country of origin for product: China Weight: 3.3 kg Equipment: Pipe: aluminumTripod: aluminum with object table for accessories
Eyepieces: 4 mm, 12.5 mm, 20 mm
Video camera: optical 5x24
Barlow lens: 3x
Lens that wraps: 1.5x
Software security Opening: 1:12 Vidoshukach: Optical 5 x 24 mm Limit value: 11 Montuvannya: Azimuthally Computer guidance: No Optical design: Refractory EAN code: 4007922201511 Package dimensions: 94 x 23 x 11 cm Package weight: 5 kg Separate building: 2.23 seconds Eyepiece mounting diameter: 31.75 mm Increase: 35x - 525x Maximum color increase, times:: 120 Item: 914837 Brand: National Geographic
