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Levenhuk Blitz 80 PLUS
Telescope lens, zoom 45 - 160×, lens diameter: 80mm, focal distance: 900mm, with tripod, dimensions 28 × 17 × 95cm, weight: 7,32kg
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249.49 €
Warranty 24 months
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Levenhuk Blitz 80 PLUS
249.49 €
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Levenhuk Blitz 80 PLUS
The Levenhuk Blitz 80 PLUS telescope has a lens that is formed by a lens, so that the image is formed by refraction of light. The advantage of the telescope is high resistance to rough handling and also to the penetration of dirt into the optics. Thanks to the 80 mm lens diameter, you will have a pleasant experience when exploring the night sky. The Levenhuk telescope can magnify observed objects at a minimum of 45× and a maximum of 160×. In addition to the telescope itself, the package also includes a Barlow lens, stargazing accessories and a tripod.
Key features of the Levenhuk Blitz 80 PLUS telescope
- Ideal for stargazing
- The lens consists of a lens
- Lens diameter is 80 mm
- Magnifies the observed object at a minimum of 45× and a maximum of 160×
- Can be mounted on a tripod
- Parallactic mounting allows movement in one axis
- A Barlow lens is placed between the eyepiece and the telescope objective to increase magnification
Easy operation and excellent picture
The enjoyable experience of viewing the sky with a Levenhuk telescope is further enhanced by its seamless operation. The telescope has a paralactic mount, which has one axis parallel to the Earth's rotational axis. This feature offers simple observation of space phenomena, while controlling movement in only one axis. The telescope is equipped with an equatorial or equatorial mount, which allows the telescope to move in concert with the rotational motion of the Earth. The equatorial mount contains two main axes, namely the rectangular axis (RA) and the declination axis (DEC). With the RA axis, the telescope can be rotated around the north-south axis and with the DEC axis to the east and west, allowing precise tracking of celestial objects as they supposedly move across the sky. Between the eyepiece and the lens of the telescope is a Barlow lens that achieves magnification. This gives you a higher magnification than using the eyepiece alone.
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Levenhuk Optics s.r.o., V Chotejně 700/7, 102 00 Praha 102, Czech Republic, +420 737 004919, [email protected]
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Specifications can be changed without notice. Images are for illustrative purposes only.
