70mm Aperture Telescope Set 333X Magnification Astronomical Telescope with Tripod Carry Bag for Moon Planets Land Viewing

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This 70mm telescope has a 400mm focal length, multilayer-coated lenses and a 3X Barlow lens for magnification up to 333X. It supports observation of the moon, planets and terrestrial scenery and includes a tripod and carry bag.

Features:

  • 70mm Aperture and 400mm Focal Length: The objective gathers more light for bright clear views of lunar craters, Jupiter's bands and brighter nebulae.
  • Multilayer Coated Lenses: Multiple optical coatings reduce reflection loss and improve light transmission for sharper images and more accurate colors than ordinary single-coated lenses.
  • Up to 333X Magnification: An aspherical eyepiece reduces image distortion and works with the 3X Barlow lens for both astronomical and long-distance terrestrial viewing.
  • Day and Night Observation: Combine the diagonal and eyepieces for mountains and birdwatching by day and the moon and planets at night for varied observation from one telescope.
  • Stable Targeting System: The finder scope locates celestial targets quickly, while the reinforced aluminum alloy tripod provides stable support and multiple height settings for different users with less movement during viewing.
  • Complete Accessory Kit: Includes eyepieces, a Barlow lens, moon filter, finder scope, diagonal and holder plus a portable storage bag for outdoor carrying and organization.

Specifications:

  • Material: Aluminum Alloy and ABS
  • Focal Length: 400mm
  • Objective Aperture: 70mm
  • Eyepieces: 20mm, 10mm
  • Barlow Lens: 3X
  • Diagonal: 48 degree
  • Finder Scope: 5x24
  • Color: Black

Package Contents:

  • 1 x Tripod
  • 1 x Moon Filter
  • 1 x Finder Scope Tripod
  • 1 x Finder Scope
  • 1 x Barlow Lens
  • 3 x Eyepieces
  • 1 x Carry Bag
  • 1 x 1.5XCondenser
  • 1 x 3XCondenser
  • 1 x Dust cover
  • 2 x Instruction Manual

Please Note:

  • Never look directly at the sun with unaided eyes or through the telescope because this can damage your eyes.