Nexstar Telescope is the evolution of the smart auto-function of the position of a celestial body that you want to monitor

Of course, you can use any telescope properly equipped to do a little amateur astronomy. If you want to control specific astronomical body, however, you'll need to juggle a chart and navigate carefully what you are hoping that occasion. Yes, it is very inefficient. Nexstar evolution change that.

Manufactured by Celestron is a telescope that can automatically guide on any star documented that you ask. We want to look at the Andromeda galaxy? Not a problem. What about the Crab Nebula? Easy. We want a peek at the hot model who moved into an apartment in the two low-rise buildings? Yes, you have to make for yourself. Sorry.

The Celestron Nexstar is the evolution of complex chip that can connect mobile application (iOS and Android) on the Wi-Fi network to receive specific instructions on where you want lenses efforts. Described as "easier than ever telescope," You just launch the application, open the card star, and enjoy a celestial body to activate the self-positioning mechanism telescope. Hence, you just paste your face on purpose and enjoy the wonder of space. As is the case with telescopes compound, it is very portable and even comes with its own rechargeable battery (rated at up to 10 hours use), making it ideal for people who like to hit the outdoor Fieldsleepers to move the stars at night.

It uses Schmidt Cassegrain optical tube that comes in three sizes: 6 inches by 0.8 inches and 9.25 inches. Specifications vary depending on the size (larger than the tube, high spec), but 8 inches gets 203.2 mm aperture, focal length of 2032 mm, and two lenses (one with a 51x magnification and one with 156X), by reference. All three get StarPointer researcher tripod and stainless steel.

Pricing for the evolution of Celestron Nexstar is $ 1,200 for-6 incher, $ 1,600 for 8-incher, and $ 2100 for the 9.25-inch version.


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