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Gskyer Telescope 600x90mm AZ Astronomical Refractor Telescope for Adults Astronomy, German Technology Scope

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Color: White


Features

  • High Quality Optics600mm(f/6.7) focal length and 90mm aperture, fully coated optics glass lens with high transmission coatings creates stunning images and protect your eyes.
  • High MagnificationCome with three replaceable eyepieces(24X, 60X,120X) and one 3x Barlow lens. 3x Barlow lens trebles the magnifying power of each eyepiece
  • Adjustable TripodThis telescope allows for many different viewing positions with a adjustable aluminum tripod. The height of aluminum tripod can be adjusted from about 31.5-inch to 49-inch
  • Easy to OperateNo tools are required for reflecting telescope even for the novice, quick and easy to focus
  • What You GetAZ90600 telescope with 3 eyepieces, our 12-month worry-free support and friendly customer service.

Description

Gskyer 90mm Astronomical Refracter Telescope This 90x600mm refractor telescope can be a good observation of celestial bodies and terrestrial objects - best for viewing Lunar and Planetary. Featuring all coated glass optical components,our telescope provides clean, crisp views. Telescope Specification - Aperture: 90mm(3.5in) - Focal Length: 600mm(23.62in) - Focal Ratio: F6.7 - Eyepiece1: 25mm(0.98in) - Magnification1: 24X - Eyepiece2: 10mm(0.39in) - Magnification2: 60X - Eyepiece3: 5mm(0.196n) - Magnification3: 120X - Max Magnification: 360 - Finderscope: 630 - Zenith Mirrors: 48°Erecting BAK7 prism - Mount: AZ Altazimuth Mount - Optical coating: Multi Antireflection Green Film - Barlow lens: 3X - Resolution: ≤2.8 - Angular Field of View: 1°36" - Tuble connection: Hook Dovetail Plate - Tripod: 1.27inch stainless steel Tripod About Refund Policy We support customers return goods if you don’t like, But We suggest that if you have any problems please contact us first on amazon email directly,We have professional team and professional technical personnel to do the operation and guidance for you, I do hope you can support our work, and Love our products. About Feedback Your satisfaction and positive feedback is very important to us if you are satisfied with our items and services. If you have any problems with our items or services, please feel free to contact us first before you leave feedback. We will do our best to solve your any problems and provide you the best customer services. Product Description Gskyer Infinity have over 20 years Optical history,Use of Germany's advanced technology, for different groups of people from different telescopes for science, astronomy, exploration, and tourism, etc.Gskyer's value priced Powerseeker 90600AZ is an affordable entry high level telescope with some nice extras like a correct image prism and "The Sky" astronomy.

Brand: Gskyer


Model Name: Astronomical Refractor


Optical Tube Length: 600 Millimeters


Eye Piece Lens Description: Barlow


Objective Lens Diameter: 90 Millimeters


Telescope Mount Description: Altazimuth Mount


Product Dimensions: 38"D x 12"W x 8"H


Focus Type: Manual Focus


Finderscope: Reflex


Item Weight: 18 Pounds


Product Dimensions: 38 x 12 x 8 inches


Item Weight: 18 pounds


Item model number: AZ90600


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: May 15, 2015


Manufacturer: Gskyer


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