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Newtonian telescope. Aperture: 114mm. Focal length: 700mm

Reflector
Optical design
114
Aperture – the diameter of the light-collecting lens or mirror that the telescope uses to collect light
700
Focal length – the distance from the primary lens or mirror to the point at which the light is focused
Availability

Product ID 72234
Brand Levenhuk, Inc., USA
Warranty lifetime
EAN 0643824212695
Package size (LxWxH) 83x29x43 cm
Shipping Weight 14 kg
Description

Levenhuk Strike 120 PLUS Telescope is a Newtonian reflector that makes an excellent choice for any beginning astronomer. The telescope features a 114-mm primary mirror diameter and a focal length of 700mm. High-quality optics with a special coating allow you to see a large variety of astronomical objects: from lunar mountains and lunar craters with a diameter of about 3 miles to globular clusters.

Optics

Levenhuk Strike 120 PLUS is a Newtonian reflector. The reflecting optical design of the telescope provides quality images free of chromatic aberrations. Optical elements are covered with a special high-reflective aluminum coating, which minimizes light loss inside the telescope, and thus allows it to produce bright and crisp images.

The kit of the Levenhuk Strike 120 PLUS telescope includes two eyepieces. The KF 25 eyepiece provides lower magnification power and may be used for general observations and locating celestial objects. The second eyepiece – Zoom 6.8–16mm – features variable focal length and magnification. It is ideally suited for detailed study of astronomical objects. The kit also contains an achromatic 2x Barlow lens that will help you significantly extend the range of the telescope’s magnifications. The Red Dot finder also included in the kit will make locating necessary objects in the sky a lot easier.

Mount and tripod

Levenhuk Strike 120 PLUS Telescope is installed on a German equatorial mount. This type of mount has two axes of rotation: the right ascension (RA) axis and declination (DEC) axis. By setting the RA axis parallel to the Earth's axis of rotation you can easily follow astronomical objects.
The reinforced metal tripod is highly durable and provides a stable base for the instrument.

Advanced kit

The advanced kit of this model allows you to use it to the fullest. In addition to optical accessories the kit includes print and electronic materials that will be interesting and useful not only for beginners but also for experienced astronomers. In the kit you will also find a convenient telescope case.

The unique kit of Levenhuk Strike PLUS Telescope contains:

1. "See it all!" Astronomer's Handbook. This practical handbook was created specifically for beginning astronomers. It contains valuable information on over 280 celestial objects and the cosmos in general, as well as colorful star charts and facts on the design of different telescopes.

2. Stellarium. This is 3D planetarium software that allows you to plan your observations and explore the night sky several years in the future. The database contains over 600,000 stars, planets of the Solar System, the Moon, comets and asteroids, galaxies, nebulae and star clusters. All this can be rendered in just a few moments and studied directly on your computer!

3. Space Posters Set (Moon, Sun and Other Stars, Solar System). These posters will help you explore the universe and learn interesting facts about the Solar system, its planets and satellites, and various distant stars. Colorful illustrations and captions present necessary information in an easy-to-read format. The posters are 84x60cm (33x24in).

4. Levenhuk M20 Large Planisphere. This rotating star chart is a handy tool that allows you to find out what celestial objects and constellations are visible above the horizon at a given date and time. All you need to do is align the viewer and the star chart, providing a date and time.

5. Levenhuk DC45 Compass. Truly an invaluable tool that can help you orient yourself to the Northern pole on your observation site. Afterwards, it is easy to locate Polaris in the night sky, which provides a starting point for further observations.

6. 6.8–16mm zoom eyepiece. This is a wonderful eyepiece that can completely replace several eyepieces. By adjusting its focal length, you can change the highest practical power without having to replace the eyepiece. It allows you to enjoy planetary observations and forget about additional calibrations.

7. Levenhuk Zongo Telescope Case. This case is made of a sturdy waterproof material, and the padded lining protects the telescope from impact. The case is also fitted with handle straps for easy transportation.

The kit includes:

  • Levenhuk Strike PLUS Telescope on a German equatorial mount
  • Steel tripod
  • 1.25" Rack-and-pinion focuser
  • Eyepieces: KF 25
  • 6.8–16mm zoom eyepiece
  • 2x Barlow lens
  • Finder scope: Red Dot
  • "See it all!" Astronomer's Handbook with descriptions of 280 celestial objects
  • Space Posters Set (Moon, Sun and Other Stars, Solar System)
  • Planisphere
  • Stellarium software CD to assist you during your astronomical observations
  • Compass
  • Levenhuk Zongo Telescope Case
  • User manual and lifetime warranty
Specifications
Product ID 72234
Brand Levenhuk, Inc., USA
Warranty lifetime
EAN 0643824212695
Package size (LxWxH) 83x29x43 cm
Shipping Weight 14 kg
Optical design reflector
Optical scheme Newtonian
Optics coating aluminum
Objective lens diameter (aperture), mm 114
Focal length, mm 700
Highest practical power, x 186
Aperture ratio f/6.14
Resolution threshold, arcseconds 1.02
Limiting stellar magnitude 12.4
Eyepieces KF 25mm, zoom 6.8–16mm
Eyepiece barrel diameter, in 1.25
Barlow lens 2x
Finderscope red dot
Focuser 1.25", rack & pinion
Tripod steel
Telescope control manual
Mount equatorial, EQ1
User level beginners
Observed object deep-sky objects
Extended kit
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