Telescope OPTICON ProWatcher 70F900EQ

Excellence in comfort, quality, and magnification were paramount considerations in the meticulous design of the ProWatcher telescope. Seasoned astronomy enthusiasts will appreciate its advanced optics, featuring high-quality achromatic lenses. For beginners, the telescope offers unparalleled simplicity in assembly, allowing you to embark on observing the world in high magnification within a matter of minutes.

This telescope is not only an ideal astronomical tool but also a valuable instrument for terrestrial observations over vast distances. From admiring landscapes to bird watching, identifying distant buildings, or observing planes at cruising altitudes, the ProWatcher telescope proves versatile. During the night, revel in the vast array of stars, including variable and binary stars, galaxies, and nebulas. Explore planets with intricate details, from Saturn's planetary rings to Jupiter's moons, cloud bands, Mars' polar caps, and the phases of Venus. The Moon reveals its surface features like mountains, seas, ravines, and countless craters in remarkable detail.

Equipped with three interchangeable eye-pieces and a powerful Barlow lens, the telescope offers a theoretical magnification of up to 675x. The full-size tripod features a head with slow-motion controls, ensuring precise aiming and tracking of celestial targets. The standard set includes an additional binocular with a cross and a universal Dovetail rail, all adhering to professional standards. Expanding the telescope's capabilities with additional accessories is straightforward.

Complete with everything needed to delve into the captivating realm of astronomy – including sky maps, computer software, practical manuals, and documentaries – Opticon telescopes, such as the ProWatcher, are crafted from top-quality materials. Rigorously tested by experts, these telescopes assure an immersive and rewarding astronomical experience for enthusiasts at every level. Access supporting materials on the website by scanning the QR code found in the set's accompanying leaflet.