Explorez le télescope newtonien FirstLight 114 mm avec monture Twilight Nano - FL-N114500TN
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La description
Que vous cherchiez à vous plonger dans les détails de notre système solaire ou à explorer des trésors inspirants du ciel profond, la série polyvalente FirstLight propose un ensemble d'observation qui répondra à vos besoins individuels. Chacune des combinaisons de cette nouvelle gamme est livrée avec tous les éléments essentiels : un télescope, une monture solide, un oculaire et un viseur à point rouge. Les offres de télescopes comprennent des réfracteurs achromatiques dont l'ouverture va de 70 mm à 152 mm, des Maksutov-Cassegrains de 100 mm à 152 mm et des réflecteurs newtoniens de 114 mm à un impressionnant 203 mm.
Les montures varient d'une simple option d'azimut alt monté sur fourche à un système de suivi GOTO complet. Comme avantage supplémentaire, chaque paquet comprend un adaptateur qui vous permet d'utiliser votre smartphone pour capturer et partager facilement la beauté qui se déroule dans votre oculaire. Avec Firstlight, la seule chose que vous devez fournir est une envie de découvrir.
Newtonien FirstLight N114 mm (4,5 pouces) avec télescope de 500 mm de distance focale f / 4,3 avec monture Twilight Nano Alt / Az; Mise au point du tube de tirage de 40 mm ; Oculaire Plossl 25 mm; et Finder point rouge ; Adaptateur d'appareil photo pour smartphone
Spécifications
| Numéro d'article | DANS N114500TN |
| Livré avec | Adaptateur Smartphone Un oculaire Plössl de 25 mm Viseur point rouge Logiciel téléchargeable |
| Revêtements de lentilles | Revêtement complet |
| Grossissement | 225x |
| Distance focale | Distance focale de 500 mm |
| Rapport focal | f/4.3 |
| Adaptateur | Mise au point du tube de tirage de 40 mm |
| Diamètre du miroir primaire parabolique | 114mm |
| Oculaire (inclus) | Plössl 25 mm |
| Type de montage | Crépuscule Nano Alt/La monture |
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Suppléments
Résidents CA : Prop 65 AVERTISSEMENT(S)
Standout Features
Wide-Field f/4.3 Optics
User-Friendly Twilight Nano Mount
Smartphone Adapter Included
Complete Starter Package
Product Specifications
Customers praised this budget telescope as "INCREDIBLE for the price" with sturdy construction and an easy-to-use mount. The scope performs well for viewing Jupiter and other celestial objects. However, shoppers noted the red-dot finder feels cheap and requires adjustment, and collimation is needed for optimal viewing.
- This thing is INCREDIBLE for the price. The OTA and mount feel really sturdy and well-made.
- Very economical, light, easy to assemble and operate.
- I like the first one enough to get one for my son and his family.
This thing is INCREDIBLE for the price. I paid $99 for the 114mm + Twilight Nano Mount. The OTA and mount feel really sturdy and well-made. The red-dot feels flimsy but performs well. I highly recommend collimating the scope when you receive it. My first views of Jupiter were very poor until I collimated the scope. With the standard 25mm Plössl and proper collimation, Jupiter’s rings were easily visible at just 20x. I highly recommend investing in GOOD eyepieces too for easier viewing. Overall, I’d highly recommend to someone looking for a high-quality budget telescope. The images in my review were taken through the basic 25mm eyepiece and a 5mm Celestron X-Cel LX eyepiece by my phone.
Telescope seems to be well made. I like the mount for its ease of use. The red dot finder scope is very cheap feeling. I had to make alot of adjustments to get it sighted in. Overall good value.
This is the second one I've purchased. I like the first one enough to get one for my son and his family. I think the grandkids will have fun with it.
Great package. Very economical, light, easy to assemble and operate. I would, however, be willing to pay a little more for a shorter focal length eyepiece or two. Low power coma is a real distraction with short focus Newtonians. That said, I liked it enough to order a second one as a gift.
Haven’t been able to try it out yet due to weather but it appears to be well made.