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Telescope Star Finder With Tripod F36050 HD Zoom Monocular Space Astronomic I9K8 100% brand new and high quality
This is a compact and versatile telescope with a distinct image quality and a high magnification power. It is suitable for astronomical observations and land use as a powerful shooting range, with 50mm optical glass objective and full multi-coating, so even in low lighting conditions also has a very clear image.
Model: F36050M. Eyepiece: H20mm, H6mm
optical aperture: 50mm (2.4 inch) Focal length: 360mm
Oblique mirror: 90 . Tripod most highly: 34cm
Suitable for children and teenagers.
EQUIPPED WITH TWO EYEPIECES TO WATCH DIFFERENT TARGETS: Different magnifications for different targets, suitable magnification of the eyepiece for viewing allows you to find the target for easier observation. With H20mm eyepiece can completely see the moon surface, with H6mm can be observed crater, Moon Sea
50MM CALIBER MULTI-LAYER OPTICAL COATING: Due to a part of lighting was reflecting when lighting on the lens of surface. However, F40040M lens with multi-layer coating, greatly improving the light transmittance of this wavelength
COMPACT E AND ELEGANT, LIGHT AND SIMPLE DESIGNS: F36050M with telescope design streamlined, easy to install, combined height not exceeding 40. Placed as your wishes. Good for the enlightenment of children
LIGHTWEIGHT, DURABLE: The main mirror body made of aluminum alloy metal, lightweight, practical, durable. Tripod is also environmentally friendly lightweight aluminum tripod design, you can stably support the look of glasses
APPLICATION OCCASIONS: Bird watching, viewing; environmental monitoring, viewing the sun, the moon, watching the planet; maritime reconnaissance landscape; geographical monitoring
Color: silver
Maximum magnification times: 90X
Tripod material: aluminum alloy
Package Contents:
1*telescope tube
1*tripod
1*diagonal mirror
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Category: Cameras and Photography:Telescopes and Binoculars:Telescopes
Location: Hong Kong