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CelestronCelestron Telescope PS70/700 Refractor.
Customer reviews & ratings (7)
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86%would recommend to a friend
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Explore the fascinating and enthralling night sky with this Celestron Refractor Telescope PS70/700. It comes with The SkyX planetarium software, which has a 10,000 object database - making it ideal for both the budding beginner and the practised astronomer. Boasting an impressive maximum magnification of 525x, engross yourself in the night sky.Optimum magnification 175x.Maximum magnification 525x.Quick and easy no-tool set-up.Slow motion controls for smooth tracking.Erect image optics - ideal for terrestrial (land) and astronomical (sky) use.Fully coated glass optics with high transmission coating for enhanced image brightness and clarity.Aluminium tripod with accessory tray for convenient storage of accessories.'The SkyX' Planetarium Software with 10,000 object database and enhanced images.Mount: Altazimuth.Finderscope: 5x24.Aperture: 70mm.Focal Length: 700mm.Focal Ratio: 10.Eyepieces: 4mm, 15mm, 20mm, 3x Barlow lens, moon filter.Weight 3.63kg.Size H120, W90, D73cm.Manufacturer's 10 year guarantee.Customer reviews & ratings (7)
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86%would recommend to a friend
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12 April 2012
Excellent purchase
By Richard
from cumbria
Overall Rating
Recommend to a friend? Yes
"An excellent purchase , I am very impressed and pleased with this telescope and also the accessories supplied. The telescope is very well constructed and the optic are good to. I would recomend this telescope."
Age:35 to 44
Gender:Male
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11 April 2012
Very flimsy
By Val
from Bromsgrove
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Recommend to a friend? No
"When assembling the telescope i was surprised by how light weight and flimsy it was. I tried it out on a clear night and could not focus on anything even trying all of the lenses. I would say the telescope is more of a childs toy. On reflection i need to spend a fair bit more money to get what i was expecting."
Age:55 to 64
Gender:Female
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28 March 2012
Pretty good
By Tori
from Stirlingshire
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Recommend to a friend? Yes
"Pros: Easy to build, a selection of various zoom features, sturdy tripod, clear set-up instructions, comes with useful CD's
Cons: The screw's don't tighten fully on the 'swivel' and 'slow zoom' rod, meaning the telescope has a tendency to move"
Age:18 to 24
Gender:Female
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20 March 2012
First telescope
By Gary
from Balerno
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Recommend to a friend? Yes
"Enjoying getting to grips with our new telescope."
Age:35 to 44
Gender:Male
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03 February 2012
Star Gazing
By Woody
from Charente Maritime, France
Overall Rating
Recommend to a friend? Yes
"Does what it says on the carton.
Brings the moon mountains right up close and stars big and bright."
Brings the moon mountains right up close and stars big and bright."
Age:55 to 64
Gender:Male
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