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Orion Observer II 70mm Altazimuth Refractor Telescope

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Description

For beginning stargazers who want a starter telescope capable of providing more oomph, more performance than a traditional 60mm refractor, we present the Orion Observer II 70mm Altazimuth Refractor Telescope. Compared to a 60mm refractor,the Observer II 70mm Refractor can reveal an even greater variety of stellar gems and provide greater resolution of old favorites like the Moon, Jupiter, Saturn, and the Orion Nebula. The Observer II 70 Equatorial Refractor is easy for anyone in thefamily to operate, and its affordable price makes it a great telescope to start with as you discover the rewarding hobby of amateur astronomy.The Orion Observer II 70 EQ Refractor Telescope features a multi-coated, achromatic glass objective lens that's70mm in diameter, with a focal length of 700mm (f/10). This glass lens takes in 36% more light than a 60mm lens for brighter, clearer views. Bottom line: you'll see more than you would through telescope with a smaller aperture.The included altazimuthmount offers intuitive up/down (altitude) and left/right (azimuth) motion to make maneuvering the telescope easy. The Observer II 70mm Refractor Telescope comes with everything you need to start observing the night sky right away. Two included telescopeeyepieces, a 25mm and 10mm Kellner, provide two different magnification options right out of the box! Each eyepiece features anti-reflection coating to help optimize your observations of the night sky. We recommend starting with the 25mm ocular to obtainwide, 28x views. Then for closer looks, you can boost the power all the way up to 70x by using the 10mm telescope eyepiece. An included accessory tray for the tripod provides a convenient spot to keep your eyepieces ready for action. The includedred-dot sight makes aiming the telescope nice and easy. Use the included Orion MoonMap 260 to identify interesting craters and other features you see through the Observer II 70mm Refractor Telescope.