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Opticon Pulsar Telescope

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Astronomical telescope featuring a 76 mm objective lens, crafted for novice astronomers, ideal for exploring key celestial bodies. Enables viewing of Saturn’s rings, observing Jupiter’s moons in transit, and discerning the phases of Venus.

Delivers a maximum magnification of 262x under its standard configuration, with a dedicated Barlow lens for this model to achieve double the standard magnification.

An interchangeable contrast filter, designed specifically for lunar observations, enhances image clarity during the full moon, making it possible to distinguish finer features such as craters, mountain ranges, and lunar seas.

Features a Rack&Pinion 1.25" focuser, compatible with standard accessories.

Access to computer software, star maps, user guides, and a documentary film is provided by scanning the QR code included on the leaflet in the package.

Technical data
Strongest magnification: 262x
Optical system: reflector
Objective diameter: 76 mm
Focal length: 700 mm
Aperture: f/9.21
Focuser: 1.25"
Resolving power: 1.66"
Stellar magnitude reach: 11.7 mag
Eyepieces in the set: Huygens 4 mm, 12.5 mm, 20 mm
Barlow lens: 2x
Tube length: 400 mm
Weight: 4000 g
Mount: Alt-azimuth
Manufacturer: Opticon

More Information
Weight 4000 g
Objective lens diameter (mm) 76
Telescope type Newtonian reflector
Focal length 700 mm
Lens speed (f/x) f/9,21
Maximum magnification 262x
Telescope mount AZ Azimuth
Limiting magnitude (magnitudo) 11,7 mag
Replacement glasses in the set Yes
Tube length 400 mm
EAN 5902543057211
Manufacturer code 1152225616(OPT-37-028216)
Brand Opticon

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    60%

    A mid-range telescope. The tripod is the biggest downside of this set, it's unstable (unless you add extra weight), the up-down adjustment is tolerable but left-right is a disaster. Poorly fitting parts make it very difficult to set up the telescope for observation. The included finder has to be reset every time. If you care about numbers, it offers a declared magnification of 350x. In reality, at this magnification, you see the moon for a few seconds, then have to move the telescope again, and the tripod doesn't help—instead, it makes things worse. Any touch, whether to the focus or height knobs, causes you to lose sight of the object. The sharpness of objects is also not impressive, and with the 4mm eyepiece, it's impossible to achieve focus.

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