Celestron Firstscope 76 - 76/300mm Beginner Telescope

CE822030

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Celestron Firstscope 76 - 76/300mm Beginner Dobsonian Telescope

59,00 EUR
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excl.Shipping costs

Description

A succesful start into astronomy - with little money and much fun;

With the Firstscope 76, Celestron offers a particular handy and easy to use beginners telescope. Instead of a wobbly mount a solid Dobsonian platforn is used. The Firstscope 76 is a light-gathering Newtonian telescope on a compact Dobsonian mounting.

To aim for celestial or terrestrial targets:

The Dobsonian mount enables a horizontal slew over 360° and a vertical motion from horizon to the zenith. Hence every point in the sky can be reached, as well as objects on our Earth.

Where this scope can be used:

The telescope can be used anywhere, you just need a table or another raised horizontal plane. You just put it there and start to have joy with observing.

Magnificient astro software included:

RedShift 7 enables you to plan your observation. It also informs you in easy to understand language about the wonders in the universe.

What you can see already using the Firstscope 76:

This compact reflector shows you the crater-laden landscape on the moon, the phases of Venus, the Galileian moons orbiting around Jupiter with Jupiter's famous cloud stripes in place as well. You can even see the ring of Saturn. Outside the solar system some wonders of the universe are visible, as double- and multiple stars, stellar clusters with hundreds of stars, nebular structures of forming stars or remnants of stellar explosions. Also on Earth you can see a lot, being able to get "near" to birds or sail boats at the horizon.

Technical data and accessories of the Firstscope 76:

-- Newtonian telescope of 76mm aperture (3")
-- Focal length 300mm
-- max. useful magnification about 100x
-- 1,25" focuser (allows using standard eyepieces)
-- Eyepiece 20mm (15x) for overview and observation of extended objecs in the sky or on Earth
-- Eyepiece 4mm (75x) for the smaller objects as lunar craters or planets.
-- PC planetarium software RedShift 7 (German version)
-- Weight only about 2kg

We recommend the following optional accesories:

-- RK10 - 10mm eyepiece for a magnification of 30x
-- PlaniN50 - Planisphere to aid orientation at the sky
-- Teleskop 1x1 - Alles Wissenswerte über Fernrohre (German language telescope book)

Those accessories and much more are linked below.

We recommend following products:

Eyepieces:

TSSP15 29,00 EUR* * excl.Shipping costs Super Plössl - 15mm Focal Length - 1.25" - 52° FOV - FMC	TSSP12 29,00 EUR* * excl.Shipping costs Super Plössl - 12mm Focal Length - 1.25" - 52° FOV - FMC	TSSP6 29,00 EUR* * excl.Shipping costs Super Plössl - 6mm Focal Length - 1.25" - 52° FOV - FMC
RK10 19,00 EUR* * excl.Shipping costs SUPER RK Eyepiece - 10mm Focal Length - 1.25" - MGF2-Coating	TSZ7 39,99 EUR* * excl.Shipping costs TS 7-21mm Zoom Eyepiece - 1,25" multi coated for Telescopes

Accessories:

TSFI16

49,00 EUR*

* excl.Shipping costs

TS filter set - 5 colour and 1 Moon Filter (1.25")

OR5756 33,00 EUR* * excl.Shipping costs Orion Dual Beam LED Red + White Flashlight - dimmable	Stirnlampe 16,99 EUR* * excl.Shipping costs Red LED Head Lamp - hands stay free	OR5755 24,00 EUR* * excl.Shipping costs Orion LED Redlight - dimmable flashlight
CE822031 25,90 EUR* * excl.Shipping costs Celestron Accessory kit for Firstscope 76

Books:

Sternatlas 19,00 EUR* * excl.Shipping costs Star atlas for small telescopes	PlaniN50D 11,90 EUR* * excl.Shipping costs Planisphere - 50° Northern Latitude - Star Chart - German vers.	Teleskop1x1 9,90 EUR* * excl.Shipping costs Teleskop 1x1 - How to operate a telescope - German
Welcher Stern ist da 9,95 EUR* * excl.Shipping costs