Feature(may vary by option.)

●Large aperture 150mm (6 inches) provide sharp bright views of the planets and Moon,galaxies, nebulas, and star clusters.
●Fully-coated glass optics help you observe brighter, more detailed of planets.
●German Equatorial mount and slow-motion manual can track the celestial objects fast and precisely
●Come with 2 High-quality 1.25 Eyepieces:Plossl 25mm,Plossl 6.5mm,and lot of accessoris
●150 mm lens and 750mm focal length is an easy-to-use and powerful telescope.

[D150F750]




[D150F1400]




[D114F900]





Description

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Skyoptikst 150-750 150EQ Telescope with diameter 150 mm large main mirror and 7500 mm focal length.

It provides you super clear images from the sky at night. you can see outstanding detail when viewing the moon,

and it is not only great for planetary work but can detect details in faint distant galaxies,so it is the best choice for deep space observations.

150mm mirror means superb planetary observing and fascinating excursions into the deep sky are both possible.

Discover the rings of the Saturn, the moons of Jupiter, or our neighboring planet Mars - in good conditions (when at opposition) you will be able to recognise larger surface

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Large Aperture

175mm aperture (mirror diameter: 150mm) to observe more light. Fully multi-layer aluminum coated optical reflector lens to reduce the loss of light and improve the brightness and clarity of the image.

PLOSSL Eyepieces

High quality Plossl eyepieces 6.5mm and 25mm provide a wide and clear field of view

2X Barlow lens can zoom in on observation targets

EQ Equatorial Mount

The Equatorial mount is made to improve the shortcomings of the horizontal device. Its main purpose is to overcome the influence of Earths rotation on star watching. A set of standard astronomical telescopes is often composed of telescope, Equatorial mount, tripod and other components.

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