The Levenhuk Kelvin Nova Base telescope features an AC 70/400 optical system with a 70 mm aperture, collecting 100 times more light than the naked eye. Its maximum magnification of 140x lets you observe details on Saturn, Jupiter and Mars, as well as the Moon’s crater-covered surface.
It produces an upright, non-reversed image, making it suitable for daytime nature observation as well. Focus is adjusted with a knob on the focuser, which moves via a rack-and-pinion mechanism, while the altazimuth mount makes it easy to point the telescope at the desired celestial object.
- Optical system: AC 70/400
- Objective lens diameter: 70 mm
- Maximum magnification: 140x
- Image: Upright and non-reversed
- Mount: Altazimuth
- Focusing: Adjustment knob, rack and pinion
- Observations: The Moon, Saturn, Jupiter, Mars and daytime nature
Dimensions
- Type
- -
- Lens Diameter
- 70 mm
User Level
- Beginner
- Yes
- Familiar
- No
- Experienced
- No
Important information
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