BRESSER Junior 60/700 AZ1
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Product description
Would you like to go for a night walk and experience something out of this world? With its 60 mm lens aperture, this 60/700 refractor telescope is approx. Collects 30% more light than a 50mm aperture telescope. The 60/700 already allows higher magnification - ideal for examining details such as lunar craters. An additional finder scope mounted on the telescope makes it easier to find objects in the sky. Many exciting events can be observed in the area even during the day with the eyepiece set up. Thanks to the height-adjustable stand, the telescope can be brought to a suitable height for small or tall observers. The included diagonal mirror ensures comfortable viewing.
Area of use:
At night, the moon and planets such as Saturn and Jupiter can be explored. But stunning twinkling star clusters, such as the Pleiades, fascinate stargazers young and old. With the included lifting prism, you can get an irreversible, vertical image for daily observation of nature, for example.
Special abilities:
Extremely light: the total weight of the tripod is less than 2 kg! Thus, young researchers can set it up themselves, at any time on the balcony or in the garden.
Specifications
- Optical design: refractor
- Type: achromatic
- Objective lens diameter (aperture): 60 mm
- Focal length: 700 mm
- Practical magnification: 35x ~ 120x
- Degree of magnification: 35x ~ 262x
- Focal ratio: f/11.6
- Resolution threshold: 2.2 arcseconds
- Eyepieces: 4 mm (175x), 12.5 mm (56x) and 20 mm (35x)
- Eyepiece tube diameter: 31.7 mm/1.25"
- Finder scope: optical, 5x24 mm
- Tripod: aluminum
- Accessory tray
- Telescopic adjustment: manual
- Stand type: azimuthal, AZ1
- Dust caps for the open aperture and eyepiece holder
- The set includes a diagonal mirror
- User level: for beginners, children
- Observed object: planetary, terrestrial
- Case is included in the package