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The Levenhuk Kelvin MAK127 phototelescope opens up a world of nebulae, glowing star clusters, mysterious lunar craters, and distant galaxies. Assemble the telescope, attach your smartphone to the adapter, and then you are ready to observe, capture, and share your images with your friends.
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Levenhuk Kelvin MAK127 AZ GOTO Wi-Fi Phototelescope
Features:
The Levenhuk Kelvin MAK127 phototelescope opens up a world of nebulae, glowing star clusters, mysterious lunar craters, and distant galaxies. Assemble the telescope, attach your smartphone to the adapter, and then you are ready to observe, capture, and share your images with your friends. Everything you need is included. All that’s missing is your smartphone.
Observing the cosmos has never been simpler or more convenient. No prior experience needed. Connect the telescope to your smartphone via Wi-Fi, open the mobile app, and choose from over 11,000 objects. The Levenhuk Kelvin MAK automatically locates and tracks your target. All you have to do is focus. Want to take a photo? The object stays in the field of view for as long as you need, so you can take your time to frame the perfect shot.
The phototelescope isn’t just for space. Use it to observe nature, wildlife, or cityscapes. Capture images without touching the device. The Bluetooth remote shutter lets you shoot remotely, keeping your photos sharp and blur-free.
The Levenhuk Kelvin MAK features a compact optical tube. Set it up on a balcony, pack it in your car, or take it with you in a backpack. Enjoy the beauty of the universe where you want, not just where you can.
| Optical design | Catadioptric Maksutov-Cassegrain |
|---|---|
| Aperture (mm) | 127 |
| Focal length - F (mm) | 1359 |
| Focal ratio (f/) | 10.7 |
| Mount | Robotic Altazimuth |
| Finderscope | 6x30 |
| Diagonal | 90° Prism |
| Theoretical resolution (arc sec) | 1 |
| Maximum useful magnification (x) | 254 |
| Limiting stellar magnitude | 12 |
| Eyepiece | 20mm eyepiece, 70° (68x) |
| Box 1 | 840 x 440 x 250 mm |
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