18x 60x-50 Kids Astronomical Refractor Telescope For Watching Moon And Planet

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Features:

1. Powerful refractor telescope: Our scope is a powerful and user-friendly refractor telescope with fully coated glass optics, a sturdy yet lightweight frame, 2 eyepieces, a 3x finder scope, and a tripod.

2. High-quality 50mm optics: Our telescope features a powerful, fully coated 50mm glass optic objective lens. Erect image optics allow you to observe celestial objects at night and terrestrial targets like wildlife and landscapes during the day.

3. Quick setup / lightweight frame: This telescope for adults features a lightweight frame and a panning handle with control for smooth and accurate pointing. Setup is quick and easy, with no tools required.

Product Description

This kids astronomical refractor telescope has good performance for observing celestial bodies, moon,stars, venus, mars etc, and you can move this kids stronomical telescope from vertically and horizontally.

Perfect Configuration for 50mm aperture, 360mm focal length, H6mm, H20mm 2 different interchangeable eyepieces, different magnification eyepieces could make you free with observed at different distances and sizes objects

1.5X erecting eyepiece: the 1.5X erecting eyepiece not only increases the magnification of telescope but also correct the direction of the image. A travel telescope with 18X magnification will have a magnification of 27X. and the travel telescope with 60X magnification will have a magnification of 90X

Solid Tripod: Adjustable aluminum tripod is solid, not easy to broke, very durable and safe. Detailed and specific set up introduction, don't worry that you couldn't use it. Best gift for beginners, kids, teens, entry-level amateur astronomers.

Fully multi-coated optics glass lens reaches 99.5% transmittance. It has clear imaging effect and stirring visual effect. H20mm, H6mm, 1.5x erecting eyepiece help you could see things from different distances and sizes objects. This astronomical telescope is a specially designed for students, beginners, kids, teens, entry-level amateur astronomers.