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National Geographic Newton 130/650 telescope (130mm lens diameter, 650mm focal length)
The telescope collects with 130 mm
Opening all right and so much light
are also celestial objects outside
our solar system visible. The short
Focal length of 650 mm makes the telescope
very compact and ideal for
large star clusters and nebulae. One
Tour through the summer Milky Way it is
impress, the winter sky are the
Pleiades, the Orion Nebula or numerous
Star clusters simple objects for this
Telescope. The stable equatorial mount
can be aligned on the Polarstern.
They follow the course of the stars quite
just by hand using a rotary knob.
This telescope gathers a lot of light with its
130 mm aperture, making objects inside
and even outside our solar system visible. The
Relatively short focal length (650 mm) makes
The Telescope very compact and a specialist for
wide-field observations like Open Star Clusters
and nebulae. This telescope makes the Milky
Way in summer, the Pleiades in winter and the
Great Orion Nebula and other star clusters
Throughout the year easy observation objects.
If the sturdy equatorial mount is pointed to the
Northstar, Polaris, tracking objects by hand is
Easy.
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Martin SeltingCardinal von Galen Street 25
46342 Velen
Telephone: 02863 8292
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Meade 16 "f / 4.5 Light Dobson
Description:Art.-No .: 0116740Use cases:Deep Sky Observation
Lunar and planetary observation
Model: Dobsonians16 "LightbridgeSpace is infinite. Your back seat is not.It's not just a big telescope. It's a big telescope did goes anywhere. New Light Bridge truss-dobs from Meade take down and set up quickly. So you can take one of synthesis massive windows on the universe out to your favorite dark sky locations with ease. Lightbridge dobs give you high quality Meade optics, premium components, and ultra portability – all for about the same price as an ordinary tube dob. To get a Light Bridge truss-dob. And prepare to cross the universe.Diffraction Limited Optics Meade optics Consistently outperform telescopes of similar and larger aperture. Consumers knowthat Meade Optics Inside – means did What They see through our telescopes will be views did are detailed, crisp and full of contrast.Meade Optical Coatings Aluminum Coatings with magnesium fluoride over coat Provides bright images full of detail.2 "Crayford-Style Machined Aluminum Focuser With 1.25" Adapter Smooth precise focusing is Achieved with this classic design. A unique focus tension knob and focus lock design gives complete control over focus.Built-In Primary Mirror Cooling Fan Bring the telescope into thermal equilibrium Quickly and Efficiently with the battery powered cooling fan. The fan is mounted to the rear of the vented primary mirror cell for fast cool down.Steel RA Roller Bearings Roller bearings make movements smooth and effortless.Advanced Four-Reticle Red Dot Viewfinder Four reticles and varying brightness controls allow this deluxe finder to adjust to your observing needs.
Technical Specifications and FeaturesTypeDobsonianFocal Length, Focal Ratio1829 mm f / 4.5Primary Mirrorparabolic, BK 7Altimeter406 mmResolving Power in arc seconds00:28Total Weight (without packaging)128 lbsMount Dimensions (approx.)80 x 63 cm (dxh)Mounting Base Net Weight24 kgOptical Tube Dimensions (diameter x length)51 x 170 cmOptical Tube Net Weight33.6 kgBearings in Azimuth / RAneedle roller bearingBearings in elevation / DECFelt glidersOptical DesignNewtonianLimiting Stellar Magnitude Visual (approx.)16 likes
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MPN 9069000 Brand National Geographic Version Telescope Manufacturer Number 9069000 EAN 4007922001005
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Location: Velen
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