- Cstar's new Erect Image Lens corrects the up-side-down image to be right-side-upand correct from left to right just like you see with your own eyes but just at a higher power.
- All Multi-Coated Glass Lenses for better light transmission and a bright image.
- Tripod mount is a universal camera mount that allows use withthe UB-300 telescope as well asother cameras, brands and Spotting Scope brands.
- 100% Aluminum Alloy Tube
- Pre-Assembled Full Size Adjustable aluminum Tripod.
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This 50mm Glass Lens Full-Size Refractor telescope is perfect for the beggining and novice astronomer to view the night sky or check out nature during the day. This telescope features a Patent Pending Erect Image Lens which allows it to be used as a Spotting Scope and Telescope All In 1 for observing both land objects and objects in the sky! Key Specifications: Objective/Aperture Size: 50mm, Focal Length: 600mm, (H-20 = 30x (with 3x Barlow = 90x), SR-6 = 100x (with 3x Barlow = 300x), Mount: Universal Camera Mount. High Optical Quality Coated Glass Lenses with a durable 100% Aluminum Alloy tube construction. Accessories include: Pre-Assembled Full Size Adjustable aluminum Tripod (No Assembly requried and it comes with an easy to use universal camera mount that can also be used with other camera brands and Spotting Scope brands when not using the Cstar 50-600 telescope), Directional Handle on Tripod allows easy adjustment of telescope., 2 Eye-Pieces (H-20, SR-6), 3x Barlow (Magnifies Image by 3 times) PATENT PENDING 2 sizes in 1 ERECT IMAGE LENS (The dual size capability allows you to use either .965 inch or 1.25 inch size eye-pieces.), 2 power Optical Finder-scope for low power scanning.
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14 of 14 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Worse Than Junk!,
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This review is from: Cstar "All in 1" Series 50 x 600mm Refractor Telescope (Electronics)
This scope is not a good starter scope for anyone interested in astronomy. Here's why:
1. The objective is too small, only 50 mm, 1.96 inches, so it is much too small to bring in the light necessary for even a beginning look at the universe. I suppose it is barely adequate for the moon, but that is it. The planets will appear as very small blurry disks. One will be able to see Saturn's rings (barely), but the image will be very small. Forget it for deep sky objects, clusters, galaxies, etc. 2. The mount is an altazimuth, which will not follow the celestial object in the sky. The earth is rotating, and anyone focusing on a star or moon will quickly find the object drifting out of the field of vision. A better mount is an equatorial mount which makes it much easier to track objects. 3. The mount will vibrate when touched, which will cause the image in the eyepiece to "shiver", which is very frustrating. Even for the low price, don't be enticed by this scope; it has way too many flaws. Save your money for a larger scope with a better mount. Jim "Konedog" Koenig, Astronomy buff
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WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts! Not intended for children under age 6 unless supervised by an adult. CAUTION: Do not use your telescope to look at the sun, as doing so will cause serious and irreparable eye damage.
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Manual is included
WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts! Not intended for children under age 6 unless supervised by an adult. CAUTION: Do not use your telescope to look at the sun, as doing so will cause serious and irreparable eye damage.
Directions
Manual is included
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