Common problems with astronomical telescopes

1. Does it mean that the higher the magnification, the better the quality?

----No!

2. Why are some telescopes so expensive? What are the main reasons that affect the price of telescopes?

---1) Size of objective lens. A larger objective lens can collect more light, which means that a telescope with a larger objective size can have a clearer field of vision when the magnification is getting higher and higher. Then comes the price. Larger lenses are more difficult to produce. It needs more time and more accurate procedures to maintain its high quality.

---2) Other components of the telescope will also affect the price, such as tripod material, main material, eyepiece quality, etc.

3. How to select an astronomical telescope?

Interest in astronomy

1) You need to know your budget,

2) Are users new? If so, it is better to have an entry-level model, which is usually cheaper and easier to use. After users have a better understanding of telescopes and astronomy, it will be more reasonable to have a more professional astronomical telescope.

4. How to calculate the magnification?

Focal length ÷ eyepiece focusing lens × Barlow lens times

For example:

H20mm eyepiece, basically installed with 35X magnification, 53 times magnification with 1.5X multiplier, 175 times magnification with 5X multiplier.

H12.5mm eyepiece, basically installed with 56X magnification, 84 times magnification with 1.5X magnification lens, 280 times magnification with 5X magnification lens.

SR4mm eyepiece, basically installed with 175X magnification, 263 times magnification with 1.5X multiplier, 875 times magnification with 5X multiplier.

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Product Parameters
1. Type: reflecting astronomical telescope

2. Magnification: 35x/53x/56x/84x175x/263x/280x/875x

3. Star finder: 5X24

4. Diameter: 114mm

5. Eyepiece: H12.5mm, H20mm, SR4mm

6. Focal length: 700 mm

7. Zoom lens: 1.5 times, 5 times

[Main Functions]

1. High definition, maximum magnification of 875 times, easy to see craters, craters and gullies on the moon.

2. Perfect entry-level telescope.

3. When the weather is sunny and in good condition, you can see signs of Saturn's rings and Jupiter's stripes (the largest dark line), Jupiter, Venus, nebulae, constellations, meteor showers, etc.

4. You can observe the scenery, bird watch and buildings on the ground during the day.

Important:

In the absence of solar film protection, it is forbidden to use binoculars/binoculars to look directly at the sun, otherwise it will cause irreversible damage to the eyes four