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Newtonian reflector. Aperture: 114mm. Focal length: 900mm

Reflector
Optical design
114
Aperture – the diameter of the light-collecting lens (refractors and catadioptric) or mirror (reflectors) that the telescope uses to collect light
900
Focal length – the distance from the primary lens or mirror to the point at which the light is focused
Availability

Product ID 73804
Brand Levenhuk, Inc., USA
Warranty lifetime
EAN 5905555002224
Package size (LxWxH) 108x37x24
Shipping Weight 11.4
Description

Levenhuk Skyline PLUS 120S Telescope is a Newtonian reflector with a spherical primary mirror of 114mm diameter. The telescope is suitable for observing the Moon, the planets of the solar system, nebulae, galaxies, star clusters, and many other objects. Due to a large aperture, you can explore the bright objects from the Messier and NGC catalogs. The telescope can view some outer space objects – polar ice caps on Mars, weather changes on Venus, rings of Saturn, satellites of Jupiter, and even distant Uranus and Neptune yet without much detail.

This telescope is suitable for both beginner- and advanced-level astronomers. The equatorial mount allows you to quickly point the telescope at desired objects and track them even during long observations. It takes some time to master the operational process but even an aspiring beginner is unlikely to consider it an issue. The mount is attached to an aluminum tripod; the tripod legs are extendable. An accessory tray is included.

The kit includes all the necessary accessories for observations, and so there is no need to buy any extra tools. There are two eyepieces with different focal lengths and a Barlow lens for adjusting the optimal magnification power for various space objects. An optical finderscope provides 6x magnification.

Features:

  • Newtonian reflector on an equatorial mount
  • Excellent choice for observing deep space, the Moon, and the planets of the solar system
  • Simple and practical tracking of astronomy objects in the sky
  • Extensive kit allows for utilizing the optics' capabilities as much as possible
  • Stable aluminum tripod with adjustable height

The kit includes:

  • Telescope optical tube
  • Equatorial mount
  • Aluminum tripod with an accessory tray
  • 6x24 optical finderscope
  • SUPER 10mm (90x) eyepiece
  • SUPER 25mm (36x) eyepiece
  • 2x Barlow lens
  • Slow-motion control knobs
  • Counterweight
  • User manual and lifetime warranty
Specifications
Product ID 73804
Brand Levenhuk, Inc., USA
Warranty lifetime
EAN 5905555002224
Package size (LxWxH) 108x37x24
Shipping Weight 11.4
Optical design reflector
Optical scheme Newtonian
Optics material optical glass
Optics coating standard
Primary mirror diameter (aperture), mm 114
Lens (mirror) shape concave sphere
Focal length, mm 900
Highest practical power, x 228
Aperture ratio f/8
Resolution threshold, arcseconds 1.05
Limiting stellar magnitude 12.4
Eyepieces SUPER 10mm (90x), SUPER 25mm (36x)
Eyepiece barrel diameter, in 1.25
Barlow lens 2x
Finderscope optical, 6x24
Focuser rack & pinion
Tripod aluminum
Tripod height (adjustable), mm 650–1200
Accessory tray
Telescope control manual
Mount equatorial, EQ1
Optical tube mounting mode fastening rings
Optical tube material metal
User level beginners, experienced users
Assembly and installation difficulty level complicated
Observed object deep-sky objects
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