National Geographic70x900 Refractor Telescope
R2,499
About
The National Geographic 70X900 Refractor is an ideal scope for night-time astronomy and day-time high-powered terrestrial viewing. The 900 mm long focal length gives a sharp and brilliant picture. The telescope has the new MPM mount, which is versatile and easy to use. It can be used in azimuthal mode (for terrestrial observations) or in equatorial mode (for astronomical use). Despite its versatility, the MPM mount is extremely flexible, compact and lightweight for easy handling.
Product Features
- The focal length of 900 mm ensures an excellent image and with the 3 eyepieces (H-20 mm, H-12 mm, SR-4 mm) magnifications up to 337x (max. 140x recommended) can be achieved
- Multi-Purpose Mount is suitable for observations in azimuthal and equatorial mode
- Compact and easy to transport
- MPM mount is extremely flexible, compact and lightweight for easy handling
Product Specifications
- Mirror/Lens diam. 70 mm
- Focal length 900 mm
- Aperture ratio 12.8
- Aperture: 70mm (F13)
- Dimensions 90x9x9 cm
- Weight 5.8 kg
What's in the Box
- Refractor Telescope
- MPM mount
- Eyepieces
- Optical finder
- 3x Erecting lenses
- Zenith mirror
- Rotatable star map
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