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50mm Objective x 600mm F.L. Refractor Telescope Bring the world zhumell telescope and the cosmos closer with the power of this 50mm Objective x 600mm F.L. Refractor Telescope. Features: Coated optical quality lens for bright zhumell telescope and sharp images Durable aluminum alloy tube Turn your telescope into a high power spotting scope with the included 1.5x Erecting Lens. Corrects the reversed zhumell telescope and upside down telescope image to be correct from left to right zhumell telescope and right side up like a spotting scope for day time viewing Pre-assembled 2-tier adjustable aluminum tripod. Adjusts from 24 inches to 48 inches Universal Camera Mount: Compatible with most digital camera zhumell telescope and spotting scope brands when not using the telescope tube Directional Control Handle on mount allows for easy zhumell telescope and simple telescope position adjustment Telescope requires little assembly. Sets up in minutes Variable Magnifications from 30x to 300x with included eye-pieces zhumell telescope and accessories 90 Degree diagonal mirror for comfortable night sky viewing 3x Barlow Lens (Magnifier that Triples Magnification) Objective dust cover Key Specifications: Objective/Aperture Size: 50mm (1.97 inches) Focal Length: 600mm Magnifications: H-20 = 30x (with 1.5x Erecting Lens = 45x) or (with 3x Barlow Lens = 90x), SR-6 = 100x (with 1.5x Erecting Lens = 150x) or (with 3x Barlow Lens = 300x). Recommended magnifications for Best viewing results is between 30 power to 100 power Mount: Universal Camera Mount Telescope Tube: Aluminum Alloy Tube with Optical Quality Glass Objective Lens
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Cstar Optics 76mm x 700mm F.L. Reflector Telescope Gain a new perspective on your sporting zhumell telescope and hobby life with the powerful magnification of this 76mm Mirror x 700mm F.L. Reflector Telescope. Turn your telescope into a high power spotting scope with the included 1.5x Erecting Lens. Provides a normal image for daytime viewing Optical quality coated glass mirror Durable aluminum alloy telescope tube Pre-assembled adjustable aluminum tripod. Adjusts in height from 24 inches to 48 inches Alt-Azimuth universal camera style mount. Mount is compatible with most spotting scope zhumell telescope and digital camera brands when the telescope tube is not on the tripod Directional control handle allows for easy zhumell telescope and quick telescope tube positioning Little assembly required. Sets up in minutes Objective Dust Cover with moon filter hole zhumell telescope and cap for more comfortable moon viewing 5x (Power) optical finder-scope for low power scanning. First find the object you want to see with the low power finder scope, before viewing the object with high power through the telescope main eye-piece Specifications: Primary Mirror / Aperture Size: 76mm (3 inches) Focal Length: 700mm Magnification: H-20 = 35x (with 1.5x Erecting Lens = 52x) or (with 4x Barlow Lens = 140x), SR-4 = 175x (with 1.5x Erecting Lens = 262x) or (with 4x Barlow Lens = 700x). For Ideal Viewing, viewing powers between 35x zhumell telescope and 140x are recommended.
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