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SKYWATCHER
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Ships within 3-14 days.
In this case there is currently zero availability of these items which we usually keep in stock. However, it is very likely that these items are available in the distribution centers in Europe of the manufacturers with whom we cooperate or of our other suppliers and thus we can immediately replace a product that has run out. If we know in advance that the delivery time for temporarily out-of-stock products exceeds 14 days, then we will notify you by e-mail or telephone.
SKYWATCHER MERCURY 707 - 70/700 AZ2
The Skywatcher 707 refractor gathers already 100x more light than the human eye and also offers a much higher resolution. The lunar craters and the planets of our solar system are good targets for this lens telescope.
The 707 advantages:
The SK707AZ comes already completely equipped:
The alt-azimuthal mount AZ2:
This mount is very popular because it sets up quickly and, similar to photo tripods, you just need to put it in place and you can start observing. Complicated levelling and polar alignment procedures are not necessary. All you need to do is pointing the telescope to a target, lock the clamps and you can begin.
Courtesy of Peter Roth, Gifts from the Earth, Toronto, ON
| Net Weight (g) | 4000 |
|---|---|
| Optical design | Achromatic Refractor |
| Aperture (mm) | 70 |
| Focal length - F (mm) | 700 |
| Focal ratio (f/) | 10 |
| Mount | Altazimuth |
| Finderscope | 6x24 |
| Maximum useful magnification (x) | 140 |
| Eyepiece | Super 25mm WA, Long Eye Relief (28x), Super 10mm (70x), Ø31.8mm, 2x Barlow |
| Box 1 | 1000 x 320 x 280 mm ( 6.8 Kg ) |
All orders we receive until 15:00 concerning products in our warehouse, processed on the same day
Well-trained scientific and technical personnel are available to you at any time, to solve the questions and concerns about your equipment.
If you are not satisfied with the product you received, you can return it within 14 days of receipt.
Experience you can trust. Planetarium of Thessaloniki is the largest supplier of astronomy goods in the Balkans
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