Levenhuk Skyline 90x900 EQ Telescope
Refractor. Objective lens diameter: 90mm. Focal length: 900mm
Product ID | 24297 |
Brand | Levenhuk, Inc., USA |
Warranty | lifetime |
EAN | 0611901508955 |
Package size (LxWxH) | 16.9x44.9x9.1 in |
Shipping Weight | 39.7 lb |
Levenhuk Skyline 90x900 EQ is a refractor with a large aperture. You will be able to see planets, double stars, globular clusters and diffuse nebulae. Uranus and Neptune appear in the form of small disks, but closer planets will be visible in more detail. For example, you will be able to distinguish Mars’ polar caps, the structure of sunspots and granulation on the Sun. Also, the telescope is good for lunar exploration if you want to see the craters. Under good conditions, all the Messier objects and bright NGC can be observed. The model is suitable for astrophotography.
Features:
- The telescope has a factory default adjustment and does not require additional and frequent adjustment;
- Contrast and sharp images in high resolution without chromatic aberration;
- Highly detailed pictures even at large aperture;
- Can be used for photographing the Moon and planets;
- Suitable for both terrestrial and astronomical observations;
- Ideal for planetary observations and observations of binary stars;
- Suitable for beginners.
The kit includes:
- Telescope optical tube (optical elements inside)
- SUPER 25 and SUPER 10 eyepieces
- Equatorial mount EQ2
- Aluminum tripod
- Diagonal mirror
- User manual and lifetime warranty
The equatorial mount, as opposed to an azimuth one, when being hovered compensates for the rotation of the Earth and allows more precise tracking of astronomical objects, keeping them within sight through the eyepiece. This mount is perfect for astronomical observations and indispensable for astrophotography. The aluminum tripod has adjustable height.
Two achromatic eyepieces SUPER 10 and SUPER 25 with a 31.75-millimeter (1.25-inch) diameter are included in the package and serve as powerful image correction tools. The optics used in the eyepiece are glass with a special coating. Field of view is 50–52 degrees.
Product ID | 24297 |
Brand | Levenhuk, Inc., USA |
Warranty | lifetime |
EAN | 0611901508955 |
Package size (LxWxH) | 16.9x44.9x9.1 in |
Shipping Weight | 39.7 lb |
Optical design | refractor |
Optical scheme | achromat |
Objective lens diameter (aperture), in | 3.5 |
Highest practical power, x | 180 |
Aperture ratio | f/10 |
Resolution threshold, arcseconds | 1.5 |
Limiting stellar magnitude | 11.8 |
Eyepieces | SUPER 25mm (36x), SUPER 10mm (90x) |
Eyepiece barrel diameter, in | 1.25 |
Finderscope | optical, 6x30 |
Focuser | 1.25", rack & pinion |
Tripod | aluminum |
Tripod height (adjustable), in | 27.95–49.21 |
Mount | equatorial |
User level | for children, beginners |
Observed object | planets of the Solar System |
Thanks.
Yes, we do have more powerful models in stock: Levenhuk Ra R115 ED Triplet OTA & Levenhuk Ra R102 ED Triplet OTA.
Is there any additional information you might need?
Is there any additional information you might need?
Is this model appropriate for city people?
what objects I will be able to see properly?
Thanks in advance!
isn't there a way to get color?
will the planets appear as small colorful dots?
The planets will be seen clearly.
you recommend Levenhuk Skyline PRO 80 MAK and Levenhuk Skyline 90x900 EQ, but my budget is $250 only.
Is it right that the more the objective lens diameter the better? please recommend something up to 200 bucks . thanks!
How much should I pay?
Binary stars with the separation between their components of 2" and more
Faint stars up to 12 stellar magnitude
Sunspots structure, granulation and facular regions (with aperture filter only)
The phases of Mercury
Lunar craters with a diameter of 3 miles
Polar caps and seas on Mars during opposition
Atmospheric flows of Jupiter and even the Great Red Spot. The shadows of Jupiter's moons on its disc
The Cassini Gap in the rings of Saturn and 4 to 5 of its moons
Uranus and Neptune as small discs without details in them
Dozens of globular clusters; bright globular cluster will fall to star dust at the edges
Dozens of planetary and diffuse nebulae and every object from the Messier catalogue
The brightest objects of the NGC catalogue
Most of the galaxies appear as hazy spots without details
only one thing: why are the images inverted??
Why is it 39.7 lbs. at the top of the page? It should be lighter...
And here's another one: why is resolution threshold is so small (1.71") compared to analogues?
1.71" is an average resolution threshold for telescopes with such specifications.