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Bresser Optics Arcturus 60/700 AZ Refractor 525x Carbon
Bresser Optics Arcturus 60/700 AZ, Carbon, Aluminium, Aluminium, 700 mm, 2.35 kg, 6 cm
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Product Information
| Information | |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Bresser Optics |
| Product code | 11251305 |
| EAN | 04007922010311 |
| Manufacturer part number | 4511609 |
| Category | Binoculars, telescopes and optics |
Product Description
BRESSER Arcturus 60/700 AZ carbon design - Refractor telescope with Smartphone Camera Adapter
The classical lens system with a diameter of 60mm and a focal length of 700 mm yields excellent image quality. The alt-azimuth mounting with vertical adjustment and rugged aluminium tripod perfectly round off this beginner's set. With the including smartphone camera holder you are able to capture your observation objects and share it with your friends, family etc. The alt-azimuth mount of this refractor telescope ensures an easy and quick introduction to astronomy. This telescope is particularly suited to observing celestial bodies in our solar system such as the moon or the nearer planets. The attached accessories and the astronomy software included mean beginners can rapidly achieve success. The astronomy software helps to find stars and objects during observation.
The classical lens system with a diameter of 60mm and a focal length of 700 mm yields excellent image quality. The alt-azimuth mounting with vertical adjustment and rugged aluminium tripod perfectly round off this beginner's set. With the including smartphone camera holder you are able to capture your observation objects and share it with your friends, family etc. The alt-azimuth mount of this refractor telescope ensures an easy and quick introduction to astronomy. This telescope is particularly suited to observing celestial bodies in our solar system such as the moon or the nearer planets. The attached accessories and the astronomy software included mean beginners can rapidly achieve success. The astronomy software helps to find stars and objects during observation.