【HIGH QUALITY OPTICS】500mm focal length 114mm aperture(gathers three times more starlight than popular
70mm refractors), the "circle" you see when you look is bigger, sharper views. Fully coated optics glass lens create stunning images and protect your eyes. You are able see the polar ice caps on Mars quite nicely you could even make out surface detail.
【HIGH MAGNIFICATION】We upgrading the two replaceable 1.25""eyepieces to Plossl(PL25mm/20X, PL10mm/50X) plus
3x Barlow lens(PL25mm/60X, PL10mm/150X).150x is enough for most scopes and sky conditions, because you need trade off of magnification vs brightness. Such as a 25mm (20x; 60x with the Barlow) would provide magnifications more useful than the impractical 4mm (750x with Barlow). You can clearly see Crystal clear craters on the moon, cloud bands on Jupiter, Orion Nebula much more.
【EASY TO OPERATION】 No tools are required for reflector telescope even for the novice. Adjusted from about
29.9-inch to 46.6inch. Allowed for many different observational positions, suitable for kids and adults.
【SHARING IN REAL TIME】Our 114mmAZ reflector telescope good for Beginners and amateur Nightsky viewing.
Smart phone adapter you will get for free. You can take pictures or videos and share them with your family and friends in real time with the phone holder.
【COMPACT AND PORTABLE】TELMU Reflector telescopes for astronomy , light weight(5kg) and pretty compact
(Package Size：26.9X27X6.2in). Easy to pack and go on a adventure or travel anytime. You can take the telescope to your favorite campsite or dark sky observing site, or simply the backyard.
Great TELMU Reflector 114mm telescope for beginners Record the beauty of life！
Why choose us?
You’ll be hard-pressed to find a beginner's telescope as good and easy to use for the same value.
The aperture(Light-gathering power) is one of the most important things to consider when purchasing a telescope
114mm aperture(gathers three times more starlight than popular 70mm refractors), the "circle" you see when you look is bigger, sharper views.
Then you should next consider the focal length. The main thing to remember here is that bigger isn’t always better.
Shorter focal lengths, say of about 20 inches (500 mm), will provide a field of view for you to take in large areas of the Milky Way and showpieces such as the Pleiades (Messier 45) and Orion Nebula (Messier 42)
The bigger the magnification, the better?
No, because you need trade off of magnification vs brightness. Exemple, the maximum magnification that the telescope is able to achieve is 300x, so using the Barlow with the 4 mm eyepiece, for example, causes images to become blurred.
Our max magnification is 150X, 150x is enough for most scopes and sky conditions.
Warm tips: What is Reflecting Telescopes? (The image seen by the reflecting telescope is inverted from left to right)
A reflecting telescope is an optical telescope that has either a single or a combination of curved mirrors used to reflect the light rays and form an image
The primary mirror of a reflecting telescope reflects the light back to the focus. The primary mirror has either a concave spherical or a parabolic shape and when it reflects the light rays, the image gets inverted at the focal plane.
A reflecting telescope is an optical telescope that has either a single or a combination of curved mirrors used to reflect the light rays and form an image.
The primary mirror of a reflecting telescope reflects the light back to the focus. The primary mirror has either a concave spherical or a parabolic shape and when it reflects the light rays, the image gets inverted
