Celestron CGEM II 925 EdgeHD Telescope

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Schmidt-Cassegrain. Aperture: 235 mm. Focal length: 2350 mm

Catadioptric

Optical design

235

Aperture – the diameter of the light-collecting lens (refractors and catadioptric) or mirror (reflectors) that the telescope uses to collect light

2350

Focal length – the distance from the primary lens or mirror to the point at which the light is focused

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Product ID	76657
Brand	Celestron
EAN	2400000043904
Optical design	catadioptric
Optical scheme	Schmidt–Cassegrain
Primary mirror diameter (aperture), mm	235

Description

CGEM II 925 HD combines Celestron's newly redesigned CGEM II computerized equatorial mount with its acclaimed EdgeHD optical system. With over 9 inches of aperture and our premium StarBright XLT coatings, the CGEM II 925 HD gives you over 1000 times the light gathering power than the unaided eye. Designed to give diffraction limited performance and offer more resolution than the 800 with less weight than the 1100, the CGEM II 925 HD is a premier astroimaging telescope.

Features:

9.25” EdgeHD optics
CGEM II computerized equatorial mount
Celestron’s premium StarBright XLT coatings provide maximum light transmission
A 9x50 finderscope, 2” mirror diagonal for more comfortable viewing, and wide-angle 23 mm Luminos 2" eyepiece are all included

Specifications

Product ID	76657
Brand	Celestron
EAN	2400000043904
Optical design	catadioptric
Optical scheme	Schmidt–Cassegrain
Primary mirror diameter (aperture), mm	235
Focal length, mm	2350
Aperture ratio	f/10
Mount	equatorial
User level	experienced users
Observed object	deep-sky objects

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