A:AnswerThe PowerSeeker 80AZS 400mm refractor is a good beginner's telescope to reveal the moon's craters, Saturn's rings, Jupiter's four brightess moons and other celestial objects. The telescope is also easy to transport and to use.
A:AnswerYes, the PowerSeeker 80AZS 400mm telescope gathers enough light to reveal the moon's craters, Saturn's rings, Jupiter's four brightess moons and more.
A:AnswerThe PowerSeeker 80AZS 400mm refractor is a portable, lightweight telescope. It's solid when it is not used in breezy conditions but may waiver if it is windy. 1.25" eyepieces can easily be upgraded.
A:AnswerSaturn's rings are visible in the PowerSeeker 80AZS telescope. If the atmosphere is calm, use the 20mm eyepiece with the 3x Barlow Lens for the best view. Bright nebulas such as the Orion Nebula can easily be seen from the city. The best views will be from a dark sky location away from city light pollution. Galaxies are more challenging to see due to their dim nature, but are visible from a dark sky location as well.
A:AnswerAlthough the PowerSeeker 80AZS Refractor Telescope is a rich field instrument, the field of view is not wide enough to fit entire constellations. Open star clusters such as the Double Cluster or Pleiades will fit within the field of view and look spectacular, especially from a dark sky site. An 8-24mm zoom eyepiece will certainly enhance your views.
A:AnswerThe PowerSeeker 80AZS 400mm Refractor Telescope does not come with a carry bag. However, the telescope is lightweight and extremely portable to transport.
