Celestron Powerseeker 127mm Cat-Newt EQ Telescope. VGC

Celestron Powerseeker 127mm Cat-Newt EQ Telescope. VGC

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Celestron 127 PowerseekerCat-Newt Reflector.127mm (5) f7.9 Catadioptric-NewtonianTelescopeFocal Length of optical system 1,000mmTheimage quality in this telescope is the best in a Cat-Newt telescope Ihave seen in months!

 

 

2 Eyepieces =Beautiful CelestronE-LUX Plssl 25mm = 40x
BonusCelestron H20mm = 50x

The two usablemagnifications 40x, 50x will be ideal for most nights, and give goodimages.

Focuser = Nicesmooth action. Accurate focusing movement. Very little backlash.Eyepiece lock screws on draw-tube lip.

Finder = 5x22Celestronoptical cross-hair unit.

Mounting=    CelestronEQ with SlowMotion controls:Right Ascension =Worm 360 degree. Declination=         Segmental arc.Polar Axis=          Currently setto 52 degrees North.Extendible aluminiumtripod legs and bracing.

The accessorytray screws onto the spreader to keep the spars flat and hold your eyepieces.

This is anImpressive Telescope: Aperture of 127mm / 5.0″Coupled with planet gobbling 1,000mmfocal length.It has been recently collimated andgives good images.

WhatWonders Will You See?

Imagineyourself at the controls of this impressive instrument slewingeffortlessly from object to
glittering object following your ownprogramme of celestial discovery!

Solar System:
This telescopewill show you the planets:
Mercuryand Venus: will showtheir phases.
Mars:will show its disc when favourable.
Asteroids:Track downthe famous five!
Jupiterwill show belts and, of course, its fourGalilean moons.
Saturn willshow its ring system and Titan its huge moon.
Uranusand Neptune will bevisible as tiny green/blue star-like points Follow them throughthe stars.
(You can’treliably see Pluto byeye in this scope.)  Moon:* You willbe able to explore the craters, mountains, rills and valleys of theMoon when it’s in a phase, and the ray craters when it’s full. No Moon filter necessary with this scope – It’s not over 200mm diameter.*Moonpicture taken with a Celestron 127.

Deep Sky:This telescope will gather enough light toshow magnitude 13.0 stars. 
It will show all the Messier objects(M1 to M110) and many more NGC galaxies, nebulae and star-clouds too.The Andromeda Galaxy M32,
TheGreat Nebula in Orion M42,
The Dumb-bell Nebula M27
The GreatGlobular in Hercules M13
… will all be clearly visible. ( Good luck with M97, ‘The Owl’, though! ) The Pleiades, the Seven Sisters (M45),will reveal many more members of their extended family in low powerviews that will amaze! Currently the ‘Late Winter Sky’ is on viewand represents the ‘best’ season of amateur astronomy objects of theyear! 

I will package thetelescope safely for transportation. The box will beapprox 11kg.Summary:
All-in-alla really nice telescope that will show detail, without breaking thebank or being too difficult to use. This telescope is useful on theon EQ mounting, and so it’s a great opportunity to start off on theright foot on a budget!
=======================================================AboutME:Myname is Barry Cooper. I’ma second-hand telescope dealer.
Ido not sell rubbish telescopes! My feedback depends on it… Ihave 50+ years experience observing with telescopes. Isell only instruments that will be useful to amateur astronomers. 
I’mnot selling this instrument because it doesn’t work right, or becauseI don’t know how to use it, or indeed because I’m trying to hoodwinkyou into buying something that’s not as good as I say it is. I selltelescopes to make a bit of money, obviously, but also because I wantto see newcomers to the hobby start off on the right foot. I want youtobe very happy with your telescope.
Thereare a lot of so-called ‘starter’ scopes out there, even being sold byreputable telescope suppliers, that I won’t and don’t allow throughmy door! The second hand market is filled with instruments withsecond rate, poor quality optics, ridiculous magnifications andoutrageous detail claims. You won’t find those in my auctions!
Iwould never sell any of the following makes, their optics are awfuland sometimes even plastic! Please, never buy any of these:Bushnell/ Edu Science / Jessops / National Geographic (Own Make) / Opticraft/ Optus / Science Tec / Seben / Simmons / Tasco / Vision King /Vivitar / Zennox.
Thereare also scopes with well known mechanical failings, which I willrectify before sending it out. Buy another scope if you like, take achance, it’s your choice, but will it perform as well as one of mine?
Mymission is to give you a great scope at a good start price (My BuyIt Now price is always very fair, but people, bless them, like tobid, don’t they? And I’m afraid, more often than not, the auctionfinishes above the BIN… But, I can’t help that!).
Ialso offer an after sales service. I know plenty about your telescopeand I’m happy to help with any problems you have and any query. I’malways available on eBay message, or via email from my SupercooperTelescope Help website (Message me for details).
So,please read my feedback, absorb the advice on the website, and relax,you’re in good hands.=================================================================

Paymentvia PayPal only, please.
Theinstrument will be boxed in one box (7kg) and sent with a reliablecourier …(NotHermes or Yodel!)
Thetelescope is packed in a sturdy, goodquality segmented cardboard box to keep it safe during its journey.================================================================Thephotographs in this listing are of the actual item.

No”stock photos” in my auctions.
 
Anyastro-photos included are taken with the actual instrument, unlessspecifically noted. In which case it will be because of bad weather.The photo will be from another scope from the same manufacturer, withsame size and focal length optics.========================================================== 
PayPalPayment only.  You can pick itup if you wish, but please message me before buying.
Thanksfor reading. Good Luck.

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