Explore Scientific Firstlight 5-Inch Newtonian - FL-N130600MAZ01

Explore ScientificSKU: FL-N130600MAZ01

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Description

Whether you're looking to delve into the details of our solar system or explore inspiring deep sky treasures, the versatile FirstLight series has an observing package that will fit your individual needs. Each of the combinations in this new line comes complete with all of the essentials: a telescope, a sturdy mount, an eyepiece and a red dot viewfinder. Telescope offerings include achromatic refractors ranging in aperture from 70mm to 152mm, Maksutov-Cassegrains from 100mm to 152mm, and Newtonian reflectors from 114mm to an impressive 203mm.

Mounts vary from a simple fork-mounted alt-azimuth option to a complete GoTo tracking system. As an added benefit, each package includes an adapter that allows you to use your smartphone to easily capture and share the beauty unfolding in your eyepiece. With Firstlight, the only thing you need to provide is a desire to discover.

FirstLight N130mm White Tube Newtonian with 600mm focal length f/4.6 telescope with Twilight 1 Alt/Az mount; Plössl 25mm eyepiece; and Red-dot Finder; Smartphone Camera adapter.

Simulated views with 25mm and 10mm eyepieces, with and without a 2x Barlow Lens

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Download Software Here

Specifications

Item Number FL-N130600MAZ01
Comes With Smartphone Adapter
One 25 mm Plössl Eyepiece
Red Dot Viewfinder
Downloadable Software
Magnification 180x
Focal Length 600mm focal length
Focal Ratio f/4.6
Adapter Smartphone Camera adapter
Parabolic Primary Mirror Diameter 130mm
Eyepiece (Included) 25mm Plössl
Mount Type Twilight 1 Alt/Az mount

Additional Resources

What can I see with this telescope?

Max reasonable eyepiece power (no Barlow) in good seeing is approximately mm (×)
Bright objects such as the Moon and planets may allow you to use approximately mm (×)
Larger aperture (diameter) telescopes will produce a brighter view of objects
Barlow Lens Applied

Images are simulated based on the characteristics of each telescope and are for illustrative purposes only.
Viewing location and sky conditions can vary and will affect actual results.

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