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Bresser National Geographic 50/360 AZ Telescope

Bresser National Geographic 50/360 AZ Telescope

image Bresser National Geographic 50/360 AZ Telescope
image Bresser National Geographic 50/360 AZ Telescope
image Bresser National Geographic 50/360 AZ Telescope
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image Bresser National Geographic 50/360 AZ Telescope
image Bresser National Geographic 50/360 AZ Telescope
image Bresser National Geographic 50/360 AZ Telescope
image Bresser National Geographic 50/360 AZ Telescope
image Bresser National Geographic 50/360 AZ Telescope
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Achromatic refractor. Objective lens diameter (aperture): 50mm. Focal length: 360mm

Refractor
Optical design
50
Aperture – the diameter of the light-collecting lens or mirror that the telescope uses to collect light
360
Focal length – the distance from the primary lens or mirror to the point at which the light is focused
Availability
Product ID 69378
Brand Bresser GmbH, Germany
Warranty 2 years
EAN 4007922003726
Package size (LxWxH) 10x44x21 cm
Shipping Weight 1.08 kg
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Description

An ultra-compact travel telescope with coated optics, Bresser National Geographic 50/360 AZ can be conveniently stored in a small bag or backpack to take to observing sites. Alternatively, it can be installed on a windowsill or balcony of your apartment. The telescope is suitable for lunar, planetary, and terrestrial viewing. In good weather conditions, you will be able to see the International Space Station. The diagonal mirror provides direct images of observed objects allowing you to observe terrestrial objects. The telescope is easy to control and doesn’t require any special knowledge or skills.

Features:

  • Suitable for beginners and kids
  • Magnification 18–60x
  • Simple alt-azimuth mount
  • Compact and lightweight model
  • Diagonal mirror included in the kit

The kit includes:

  • Bresser National Geographic 50/360 AZ Telescope
  • Alt-azimuth mount
  • Aluminum tripod
  • Eyepieces: 6mm, 20mm
  • Diagonal mirror
  • User manual
Specifications
Product ID 69378
Brand Bresser GmbH, Germany
Warranty 2 years
EAN 4007922003726
Package size (LxWxH) 10x44x21 cm
Shipping Weight 1.08 kg
Optical design refractor
Optical scheme achromat
Objective lens diameter (aperture), mm 50
Focal length, mm 360
Eyepieces 6mm, 20mm
Eyepiece barrel diameter, in 0.96
Tripod aluminum
Accessory tray ✓
Telescope control manual
Mount alt-azimuth
User level elementary, beginners
Observed object planets of the Solar System
References
and downloads
High-resolution images (rar)
(X-RAR, 87.42 Mb)
User manual: Bresser National Geographic 50/360 AZ telescope (pdf)
(PDF, 729.24 Kb)
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