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Aomekie Telescope for Kids Astronomy Beginners Refractor Telescopes with Tripod Finderscope and Compass
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- Refractor telescope: 400mm focal length, 40mm aperture.Come with two replaceable eyepiece (H12.5mm and H20mm ). When search target, 5X18 finder scope and compass help you locate your target quickly and exactly.
- Fully coated design: kids telescope with fully coated glass optical elements. This stargazing telescope reflector can reduce longitudinal chromatic aberration and distortion as well as correct lateral chromatic aberration. It can reduce light reflection and increase light transmission, so you can the moon's surface more clearly.
- Portable telescope: This travel telescopes is designed to be lightweight, and you can put it into most bags and on tabletops. which makes it even more convenient to carry and store. High quality aluminum tripod provides a stable base so that you can use it wherever you go.
- Easy to assemble: This children's telescopes comes pre-assembled and can be put together without any tools. It is a right choice for children's and astronomy beginners to increase their interest in space and stars. It help them to promote the creativity while having a fun time.
- A perfect gift: the terrestrial telescope is made with safety and high-quality material. It has no sharp things and no toxic or hazardous substances. It's completely safe for your child to use. It's one of the best science toys for children and one of the most educational and fun gifts for Birthday Christmas Halloween Thanksgiving Day and more.
How would you like to see the craters on the moon and planets of the solar system with great details?How about a clear, breathtaking view of the planet Jupiter? Aomekie Refractor Telescope is an amazing tool to magnify the sky, introduce and instill the love of astronomy to children early on! FINDER SCOPE Since a telescope has a narrow field of view by design, it can be challenging to LOCATE A PARTICULAR STAR or PLANET. For this reason the telescope is fitted with a low-power, wide-field miniature telescope called a finder scope. Note: Object in the finder scope are upside down. This is normal and is common to all astronomical telescopes. THE COMPASS Your telescope is equipped with a liquid filled compass that can be used to take direction bearings from your viewing site to your viewed subject. WHICH MAGNIFICATION?- SELECTING THE CORRECT EYEPIECE Magnifaction=Focal Length/Eyepiece A lower magnification should be used for the observation of the stars. This provides a wider field of view and simplifies aiming the telescope at the desired object. The maximum magnification should be used only for particularly clear objects such as the moon, which is relatively close to the Earth and very bright, permitting good resolution of details at high magnification. Always start viewing with your 20mm eyepiece. This is your low power eyepiece and its wide viewing field will make it easier to locate objects. Once you have located an object and the view is clear you may wish to change to the high power eyepiece. PACKAGE LIST 1 x Main tube 1 x H20mm eyepiece 1 x H12.5mm eyepiece 1 x 90° Diagonal 1 x Aluminum tripod with altazimuth mount CAUTION:DO NOT view the sun directly with this Telescope as it can cause serious eyes damage.
Reviews
N**D
7.5 out of 10
We used it up at Joshua Tree and it works ok. It is definitely a great gift for children and very easy to assemble. You get what you pay for in the end.
N**E
Good product
This was super easy to set up and my 10 year old daughter loves playing with it.
K**N
Watching the night sky
Great gift for kids to explore
M**D
Piece of crap , beginners ? NO!!
Bought these for my grandkids for Christmas the worst , A waste of money , impossible to look through , they couldn't see anything try to do everything to try to fix it , the worst don't waste your money
M**Y
Good
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A**Y
Not worth it
I bought this for my daughter for her birthday since she wants to go into astronomy when she’s older. Well she opened it and went to try it out and it didn’t work at all. Can’t see anything out of it no matter which piece you use. Money wasted!
#**2
Buy a More Expensive One
Doesn't focus well. You can see the moon but cannot make out the stars.
D**.
Meh
Kinda small and a little difficult to figure out
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