Omegon Brass telescope MT 80/1000 28x

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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	73144
Brand	Omegon
Warranty	2 years
EAN	2400000037194
Shipping Weight	14.9 kg
Magnification, x	28

Description

The optics: the telescope with brass tube and the long focal length, classic 80 millimeter lens optics not only looks pretty but is also suitable for astronomical observation in the sky as well as terrestrial objects. The built-in eyepiece enables a magnification of 28 times . Focusing is done using a rotary focuser on the eyepiece.

Mount and tripod: The classic azimuthal mount made of copper enables swiveling in height and horizontally. It is mounted on a heavy mahogany tripod. The tripod is equipped with a support plate with braces made of brass to protect it from spreading.

Scope of delivery:

Lens telescope
Azimuthal mount
Fixed eyepiece
Tripod with shelf

Specifications

Product ID	73144
Brand	Omegon
Warranty	2 years
EAN	2400000037194
Shipping Weight	14.9 kg
Magnification, x	28
Objective lens diameter (aperture), mm	80
Focal length, mm	1000
Aperture ratio	f/12.5
Tripod included	✓
Application	for stationary observations

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