Pack Telescope Celestron AstroMaster 130 EQ-MD with motor 31051 with personalized initiation course
IN TELESCOPIOMANIA WE OFFER YOU NOW TOGETHER WITH YOUR TELESCOPE, OUR PERSONALIZED COURSE OF INITIATION IN ASTRONOMY AND USE OF YOUR MANUAL TELESCOPE.
If you are looking for a versatile telescope that allows you to make both terrestrial and astronomical observations, then the Astromaster Series has been designed for you. Each model in the Astromaster Series is capable of giving you the right image for observing nature and the sky.
The Astromaster Series produces sharp and bright images of the Moon and planets. With all models in this series it is easy to see the moons of Jupiter and the rings of Saturn. For observing the brightest deep sky objects such as galaxies and nebulae, we recommend the Newton reflecting telescopes for their large diameter and brightness.
The ASTROMASTER 130EQ-MD model, presented here, includes the right ascension tracking motor.
General features:
- Right ascension tracking motor included
- Quick and easy assembly without tools
- New LED pointer finder (new in 2017)
- Direct-imaging optical system; ideal for terrestrial and astronomical use
- Quick disconnection of the dovetail assembly; tool-free assembly
- German-designed equatorial mount with locking calipers for locating and accurately tracking objects in the sky
- Sturdy pre-assembled tripod with 1.25 in. (3.18 cm) steel tube legs; provides a rigid and stable platform
- Coated glass optical system for crisp, clear images
- Enhanced tray for convenient storage of accessories
- TheSkyX FirstLight Edition planetarium software, with a database of 10,000 celestial bodies and enhanced images
Technical Specifications:
- Optical Design: Newton Reflector
- Aperture: 130mm
- Focal Length: 650mm
- Focal ratio: f/5
- Finder: Pre-installed, with pointer light
- Mount: German CG-3 equatorial
- Tripod: Steel tripod with 31.8mm Ø round legs
- Eyepieces: 20mm (33x) and 10mm (65x) of 31.8mm Ø
- CD-ROM: TheSkyX
- Maximum useful magnification: 306x
- Stellar magnitude limit: 13.1
- Rayleigh resolution: 1.06 arcseconds
- Dawes: 0.89 arcseconds
- Light gathering power: 345x
- Angular field of view (with 20mm eyepiece): 1.5°
- Optical coating: Aluminum
- Tube length: 61cm
- Telescope weight: 12.7kg
- AR tracking motor: INCLUDED
COURSE OFFER DETAIL:
You will learn the following concepts:
- Basic concepts in Astronomy, know the sky, objects and movements.
- Main objects that can be observed
- Azimuthal mounts. Components and use.
- Equatorial mounts. Components and use.
- Know all the parts of the telescope
- How to increase the performance of the telescope with accessories
- Align the telescope and search for first objects
- Collimation and optical testing of your equipment
- How to organize an observing night
- How to take my first astrophotographs
- Get to know books, sky chart applications and apps
GIFT INCLUDED of this magnificent book: https://www.telescopiomania.com/astronomy-books/7932-book-astronomy-learn-how-to-use-your-telescope-9788426727039.html
This course will be personalized for all attendees and will be conducted via zoom or in person at our headquarters in Girona with the possibility of making all the necessary consultations to expand the knowledge acquired, these courses are done with a certain frequency in time where we offer different dates so you can adapt to the one that best suits your needs, we will inform you in advance of the calendar to make the reservation.
The people who teach the course are experts in astronomy with more than 30 years of experience using astronomy equipment and performing outreach activities where they can share with you their experiences with their equipment and the night skies.
ALL THE TRAINING WE OFFER IS GIVEN LIVE BY www.astroxperiences.com WITHOUT ANY RECORDING MEDIA WHERE YOU CAN INTERACT WITH THE EXPERT TO SOLVE YOUR DOUBTS
Duration 2,5h
Via zoom or live in person at our store in Girona
It is recommended that you have your own equipment to start practicing
You can extend this training with field observation practices (not included in this course)
