Meade Polaris 127mm EQ Refractor Telescope

Do you like to look at the night sky and want to see the heavenly objects and the deep universe at a higher level? The Polaris range of telescopes is a telescope that you can fully exploit the potential of observing in nature away from light pollution. It excels in a quality mirror system in a compact short tube and offers high image quality without chromatic aberration . It comes with a Barrow lens and a triple eyepiece, the eyepiece with the longest focal length can cover a larger area, and the other two, with shorter focal points, are more suitable for subsequent detailed magnification of a particular object. The red dot in the middle of the viewfinder will help you find and precisely target the point you want in the sky. You can also use the telescope as a normal telescope for terrestrial observation, and the tripod and sotware on the DVD can also be found in the package.

The highlights of the 127 mm telescope Meade Polaris

• All necessary for advanced night sky observation
• Reliable mirror system for observing space bodies
• High image quality without chromatic aberration
• Barrow lens and three eyepieces with different focal lengths
• Auxiliary red dot in the center of the viewfinder
• Set with a tripod, equatorial bracket and software
• It is also available in other diameters of optical lenses

Tripod and extra software

In the set, together with the Meade Polaris telescope, a sturdy steel tripod is also provided, providing the telescope with the necessary support and stabilization. It also includes an equatorial toothbrush holder. You will appreciate it with the smooth and smooth movement of the field of view over the night sky . In addition, the used bracket allows the installation of a motor drive. Special astronomical software attached to a DVD is compatible with Windows and has over 10,000 celestial objects in the database. Thanks to it, you can print maps of the night sky or better plan your next observation. In the list you will find not only stars, but also planets, galaxies, nebulae and more.