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Celestron CGEM II 925 Telescope

Celestron CGEM II 925 Telescope

photograph Celestron CGEM II 925 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 76655
Brand Celestron
EAN 2400000043881
Optical design catadioptric
Optical scheme Schmidt–Cassegrain
Optics coating StarBright XLT
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Description
The CGEM II 925 Schmidt-Cassegrain Telescope features Celestron’s premium StarBright XLT coated optics and the newly redesigned CGEM II computerized equatorial mount. The CGEM II 925 offers the middle ground for those looking to combine portability with high resolution. This telescope is especially at home as a solid platform for long exposure photography with optional CCD cameras or photographic equipment. With over 925 inches of aperture and our premium StarBright XLT coatings, the CGEM II 925 gives you over 1000 times the light gathering power than the unaided eye.

A fresh update to the venerable CGEM mount, the CGEM II has a fresh, attractive, bold appearance and is capable of carrying Celestron’s higher-end SCT optical tubes (up to 11") securely and vibration free, which is ideal for both imaging and visual observing. Capable of holding 40 lbs. of payload and slewing at 5° per second, you will be able to instantly point to any of the celestial objects in the database.

Features:

  • 9.25" Schmidt-Cassegrain optical tube assembly
  • Celestron's premium StarBright XLT coatings
  • 40 lbs payload capacity
  • Dual-fit Vixen/CG-5 and Losmandy/CGE dovetail saddle
  • 2" steel legs with height index marks for quick leveling
  • Internal cabling throughout for worry-free remote operation
  • Able to track past the meridian allowing seamless imaging
  • USB hand control to control the telescope via a personal computer
Specifications
Product ID 76655
Brand Celestron
EAN 2400000043881
Optical design catadioptric
Optical scheme Schmidt–Cassegrain
Optics coating StarBright XLT
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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