Omegon Telescope N 76/300

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Omegon Telescope N 76/300

Product no.: 33242
Manufacturer: Omegon

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Product description:

A simple reflecting telescope for children. It is ideal for observing in the field and when camping. The magnification is set at 30X. Objects can be brought into sharp focus by rotating the eyepiece.

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Special Offer - only from us: We supply this telescope with the DVD 'Eyes on the Skies', an official production for the International Year of Astronomy in 2009. The film dips into the fascinating world of the telescopes. Running time 60min, in English and German.

Specifications:

Optics Optics X A telescope tube is referred to as an optic because it contains the components necessary to collect and concentrate light. Click to read more...
Type Type X There are basically two different types of telescope. A distinction is made between refractor (lens) and reflector (mirror) telescopes. Click to read more...	Reflector
Type of build Type of build X Describes the exact structure of the telescope thereby further subdividing the different types of telescope. Click to read more...	Newton Newton X Reflector telescope with a secondary mirror at the beginning of the tube which redirects light to one side. Click to read more...
Aperture (mm) Aperture X The aperture indicates the diameter of the objective lens or the mirror. Click to read more...	76
Focal length (mm) Focal length X This is the distance between the objective lens or mirror and the focal point. Click to read more...	300
Aperture ratio (f/) Aperture ratio X Is the ratio of the aperture to the focal length of a telescope. Click to read more...	3,9
Resolving capacity Resolving capacity X The ability of the optic to discern the fine detail of objects that are close together. Click to read more...	1,53
Limit value (mag) Limit value X Describes the brightness of a star or point-shaped object, which can still just be distinguished by the telescope. The naked eye, for example, can make out stars with a magnitude of up to 6. Click to read more...	11,2
Light gathering capacity Light gathering capacity X Light-gathering capacity of the telescope compared to the eye. Click to read more...	120
Tube construction	Full tube
Focuser Focuser X A focuser is used to hold an eyepiece. The image can be focussed using the focus wheels on the side. Click to read more...
Rotating	Undefiniert
Connection ( to eyepiece) Connection ( to eyepiece) X Focusers are available in 1.25" or 2" formats. Many 2" focusers also have a 1.25" adapter. Click to read more...	1,25"
Mount Mount X A mount is the foundation of an astronomical telescope. It usually consists of the mount head and an appropriate tripod. Click to read more...
Type of build Type of build X Describes the exact construction of the particular mount and thereby further subdivides the different types of mount. Click to read more...	Other
Mounting type Mounting type X Are mainly differentiated between equatorial and altazimuth. A special type of altazimuth mount is the Dobsonian mount. Click to read more...	Azimuthal Azimuthal X These astronomical mounts are particularly lightweight and compact. Click to read more...
GoTo control GoTo control X Object positioning system, available in real GoTo and also PushTo versions. Click to read more...	no
General
Series	Basic
Special recommendation	yes
Area of application Area of application X The area of application will give you a broad overview of the purposes for which the telescope is suited. Click to read more...
Moon & Planets	yes
Nebulae & galaxies	not recommended
Nature Observation	yes
Astrophotography	not recommended
Sun Sun X Telescopes for safe solar observing. Click to read more...	not recommended (Only with appropriate Sun filter)
recommended for Recommended for... X The classification of the telescopes according to their suitability for beginners, advanced or observatories is useful as an initial orientation. Click to read more...
Beginners Beginners X Telescopes that are supplied as a complete system and are easy to operate. Click to read more...	yes
Advanced Advanced X Telescopes for experienced observers, but also for ambitious beginners. Click to read more...	not recommended
Observatories Observatories X Telescopes suitable for a fixed mount, whether that is in the garden or an observatory. Click to read more...	no