Description

The Explore FirstLight 130mm Newtonian Telescope with EQ3 Mount is perfect for anyone interested in getting started with stargazing and astrophotography. This telescope features a 600mm focal length and a f/4.6 focal ratio, allowing you to see clear images of astronomical objects. The EXOS Nano EQ3 German Equatorial mount provides smooth tracking of celestial objects, while the 40mm draw tube focuser makes it easy to get a sharp image. Additionally, the 250x magnification allows you to get up close and personal with the night sky.

Imagine a world where you are able to witness the natural beauty of our planet with ease and without worry. A Firstlight package includes an adapter for your smartphone, which allows it be used as both camera lens or webcam so that captured images can easily shared online! There are no other accessories needed - all that matters from here on out will be pure desire.

 Features

Generous 130mm aperture showcases galaxies, nebulae and star clusters with its impressive light-gathering capability.

Fast focal ratio (f/4.6) shortens exposure times for deep sky photography.

German Equatorial Mount, which is designed to smoothly track Celestial Objects as they journey across the sky, has two flexible shafts for precise guiding and a counterweight (2 ½ lbs) that provides necessary balance.

Full Size Tripod includes accessory tray to keep eyepieces handy and provide additional stability.

Model comes with a 25mm Plössl eyepiece and a red dot viewfinder to aid in object location.

Included adapter helps observers use their Smart Device to Capture and sShare Images.

"Whats Included"

FirstLight N130mm White Tube Newtonian Telescope

EXOS Nano EQ3 German Equatorial Mount;

40mm Draw Tube Focuser

Plossl 25mm Eyepiece

Red-dot View Finder

Smartphone Camera Adapter

Downloadable Software

Specs

Item Number; FL-N130600EQ3

Lens Coatings; Fully Multi-Coated

Magnification; 250x

Focal Length; 600mm

Focal Ratio; f/4.6

Optical Diameter; 130mm

 Warranty

Limited USA One Year Warranty.