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Celestron Omni XLT 150R Refractor

Teleskop
Item Nr. 22403
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  • Telescope
  • highest optical quality incl. StarBright XLT coating
  • multi-coated 25 mm eyepiece with standardized 1.25 inch plug-in tube - 20 mm eye relief, 50° field of view
  • 1.25 inch zenith mirror
  • stable CG-4 equatorial mount with graduated circles and manual fine adjustment
  • worm gear drive with ball bearings
  • extremely torsion-resistant steel tripod
  • Assembly without tools
  • Deluxe accessory plate with insertion holes for eyepieces

The Omni XLT 150 R is a "deep-sky cannon"
Due to its high light intensity, it is ideal for observing the "deep sky". An optional UHC filter makes the finest details visible, e.g. in gas nebulae. Thanks to the refractor optics, the telescope provides a high-contrast image. With the appropriate filters (fringe killer), eyepieces and/or Barlow lens, detailed planetary observations are also possible.

With the Omni-XLT telescopes, you get telescopes at an excellent price that you can later equip with motorized tracking for astrophotography. This is made possible by the proven Celestron CG-4 mount, which has been mechanically and aesthetically modernized. Thanks to the extremely stable tubular steel tripod, optional polar finder (#820936) and the option of retrofitting tracking motors (#820920), it is also possible to get started in astrophotography.

In addition, the StarBright XLT coating is used for increased light transmission so that the image is as bright and rich in contrast as possible.

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Celestron Omni XLT 150R Refractor

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  • Telescope
  • highest optical quality incl. StarBright XLT coating
  • multi-coated 25 mm eyepiece with standardized 1.25 inch plug-in tube - 20 mm eye relief, 50° field of view
  • 1.25 inch zenith mirror
  • stable CG-4 equatorial mount with graduated circles and manual fine adjustment
  • worm gear drive with ball bearings
  • extremely torsion-resistant steel tripod
  • Assembly without tools
  • Deluxe accessory plate with insertion holes for eyepieces

Product description for Celestron Omni XLT 150R Refractor

The Omni XLT 150 R is a "deep-sky cannon"
Due to its high light intensity, it is ideal for observing the "deep sky". An optional UHC filter makes the finest details visible, e.g. in gas nebulae. Thanks to the refractor optics, the telescope provides a high-contrast image. With the appropriate filters (fringe killer), eyepieces and/or Barlow lens, detailed planetary observations are also possible.

With the Omni-XLT telescopes, you get telescopes at an excellent price that you can later equip with motorized tracking for astrophotography. This is made possible by the proven Celestron CG-4 mount, which has been mechanically and aesthetically modernized. Thanks to the extremely stable tubular steel tripod, optional polar finder (#820936) and the option of retrofitting tracking motors (#820920), it is also possible to get started in astrophotography.

In addition, the StarBright XLT coating is used for increased light transmission so that the image is as bright and rich in contrast as possible.

Celestron Omni XLT 150R Refractor

Optik
Brennweite
75 cm
Lichtstärke f/
ohne Angabe
Vergrößerung
21 - 360 fach
Ausstattung
Objektivdurchmesser
150 mm
Lieferumfang
Im Lieferumfang
150mm Linsenteleskop, Omni CG-4-Montierung, Edelstahlstativ mit Okularablage, 1,25 Zoll Zenitspiegel, 25mm Okular, 6x30 Sucher und 2 Gegengewichte
EAN and KAN KAN
EAN
4047825022967
KAN
822061

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