Observe the sky with this National Geographic 80-20114 carbon fiber wrap reflector telescope. The 500mm focal length and 114mm aperture provide an excellent definition of deep-sky photography, while the interchangeable Plossl eyepieces and a 2x Barlow lens deliver enhanced magnification. This National Geographic carbon fiber wrap reflector telescope has an adjustable tripod with an accessory tray for convenient stability and storage.
Q: What accessories are included with the National Geographic telescope?
A: It comes with an adjustable tripod, a red dot viewfinder, downloadable Stellarium computer software, and a star map.
Q: What type of eyepieces does this telescope come with?
A: It includes two Plossl eyepieces: a 26mm and a 9.7mm, known for producing images with excellent definition and contrast.
Q: What is the magnification range of this telescope?
A: The telescope offers a magnification range of 19x to 52x, making it suitable for deep-sky observation.
Q: What type of mounting system does this telescope use?
A: This telescope features an equatorial mounting system, allowing it to follow the Earth's rotation for easy object tracking.
Q: What is the focal length of this telescope?
A: This telescope has a focal length of 500mm, which is beneficial for deep-sky photography.
Q: Does this telescope have a computerized hand control?
A: Yes, this telescope comes equipped with a computerized hand control feature.
Q: Can this telescope see more than the moon?? Can it see Saturn ,Jupiter, Mars;??
A: Yes, but the magnification will only allow planets to look like stars or big white circles. It does allow you to see the moon and the craters. If you are looking to see objects such as the Rings of Saturn you would have to invest in a telescope with more magnification. We ended up investing in a better telescope since our 12-year-old daughter has taken an interest in space. Taking advantage of her interest while we can. We upgraded to a NextStar 4SE, and we still had to buy different strengths of eyepieces to see the Rings of Saturn.
Q: How is this for beginners never used one before
A: This was my son first telescope and he love it. It took us some time to figure it out but we figured it out. Great for beginners.
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This telescope works great but the only problem is taking it outside all the time to get better looking viewing it’s pretty heavy to carry out all the time. But it’s worth it.
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This was my husband’s favorite Christmas gift! It is great quality and the price was very good. It was easy to put together and he’s been using it a lot. Great gift!
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This item is exactly what I wanted for a Christmas gift. It was easy to assemble and the instructions were easy to understand. Thank you for a quality product.
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