Omegon Brass telescope 28x80mm

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Magnification: 28x. Objective lens diameter: 80 mm

Low magnification provides a wider field of view, high magnification allows a detailed view of very distant objects

Objective lens diameter is one of the most important specifications of the device that determines its aperture

For stationary observations

Purpose of use

Availability

Product ID	73141
Brand	Omegon
Warranty	2 years
EAN	2400000037163
Shipping Weight	16.6 kg
Magnification, x	28

Description

This brass tube with classical 80 mm refractor optics, is not only a beautiful centrepiece addition to any room, but is also suitable for the observation of celestial and terrestrial objects. The built-in eyepiece provides 28x magnification. Focusing is achieved with a rotating focuser at the eyepiece.

The classical alt-azimuth mount made of brass allows slewing in height and horizontal. It is mounted on a heavy mahogany tripod and equipped with a brass accessory tray as spread stopper.

Specifications

Product ID	73141
Brand	Omegon
Warranty	2 years
EAN	2400000037163
Shipping Weight	16.6 kg
Magnification, x	28
Objective lens diameter (aperture), mm	80
Focal length, mm	900
Finderscope	optical, 6x30
Tripod included	✓
Application	for stationary observations

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