Celestron 31045 AstroMaster 130EQ Newtonian Reflector Telescope, Dark Blue

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Den Mond kann man natürlich sehr gut beobachten. Bei 24mm ist er gesichtsfeldfüllend und beim Hereinzoomen kann man dann einzelne Krater und deren Schatten (je nach Mondphase) sehr schön anschauen. Hier lohnt sich das Zoom-Okular besonders. The Celestron Astromaster 130EQ, with its user-friendly design and reasonably priced features, makes it a suitable choice for beginners looking to explore the night sky. This reflector telescope boasts an aperture of 130mm, which is ideal for observing bright objects in the sky such as planets, moons, and nebulae. This means that the telescope has a relatively small light-gathering capacity, which can limit its ability to capture fainter celestial objects. It also affects the resolution of the images produced by the telescope, making it more difficult to see fine details on planets and other objects. Furthermore, the telescope’s 1.25″ focuser is commendably constructed, with aluminum focusing knobs partially enveloped in rubber for improved grip and ease of use. Although it doesn’t accommodate 2″ eyepieces, the 1.25″ size is a widespread industry standard, offering a wide range of compatible eyepiece options. This thoughtful design consideration ensures that users have access to a variety of eyepieces to enhance their astronomical exploration. Various celestial objects such as planets, stars, and galaxies can be observed with the Celestron Astromaster 130 EQ telescope. This telescope is a reflector type of telescope, which means that it uses mirrors to reflect light from distant objects into an eyepiece. The Astromaster 130 EQ has a primary mirror that measures 130 millimeters in diameter, allowing for clear and detailed images of various celestial bodies.

This Celestron Astromaster 130 EQ review clearly shows it is an excellent choice for amateur astronomers who want an affordable and easy-to-use telescope. As for the telescopes weight and dimensions, fully assembled the 130EQ comes in at 12.6kg which is a little heavy but for convenience you could always separately move the tripod and the telescope tube. Celestron Astromaster series telescopes are made as reflectors and refractors with different apertures (diameter) and mounts. The Celestron Astromaster 130 EQ is a Newtonian reflector telescope with a 130mm primary mirror, a focal length of 650mm, and a focal ratio of F/5. Assembling your own telescope might seem daunting at first, especially for beginners in astronomy. However, rest assured that Celestron has designed its Astromaster line with accessibility in mind. With patience and attention to detail, you’ll soon be able to enjoy stunning views of Jupiter’s moons or distant galaxies thanks to your very own Celestron Astromaster 130EQ. Limitations of Celestron AstroMaster 130EQ: The primary mirror in Newtonian reflectors, such as the Celestron AstroMaster 130 EQ, is a critical component with a significant impact on the telescope’s performance. These mirrors are either spherical or parabolic in shape, but never flat.The 130EQ has an aperture of 130mm, a focal length of 650mm resulting in a reasonably fast and wide focal ratio of f/5. What this means is that theoretically the 130EQ should be able to achieve a max magnification of 307x although in reality due to the spherical mirror used and the lower focal ratio resulting in coma, the useable magnification will be closer to 200x. Read on for my full review. Celestron Astromaster 130EQ review What are you buying? 1. Beginner 130mm reflector telescope Overall, this telescope is an excellent choice for anyone looking to explore astronomy on a budget while still having access to quality equipment that provides engaging views of our universe. Overview of Astromaster 130EQ Optics Performance

Telescopes tend to come with one of the 3 main optical types namely, a reflector, refractor and compound based optics. In this case the 130EQ utilises a reflector design which simply means it uses 2 mirrors inside the tube which are referred to as a primary and secondary mirror. Der Saturn ist sehr scharf sichtbar, eine Vergrößerung (Zoom) vergrößert das Bild, bringt aber nur wenige neue Details. Man kann den Mond Titan als winzigen Lichtpunkt sehen. Die Teilung oder den Schatten des Ringes konnte ich bisher nicht sehen, die Sichtbedingungen waren aber bisher allenfalls "gut". Ab einer Vergrößerung von ca. 60x wird das Bild merklich dunkler und "wabert". Im Bereich 40-50x ist man am besten aufgehoben.

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This telescope is going to be better for general sky viewing as opposed to specific targeting of objects. This is because of the low focal ratio of f/5. This is going to give you a wide field of view which benefits looking at a large patch of sky opposed to a small patch of sky. The Celestron AstroMaster 130 EQ is a telescope that has been designed for beginners who want to explore the wonders of the night sky. With its affordable price point and easy-to-use features, this telescope has become a popular choice among amateur astronomers.

Furthermore, the equatorial mount provides smooth and precise movements when adjusting your telescope’s position in response to changes in celestial bodies’ positions.

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Da ich mitten in der Stadt wohne, habe ich mich bis jetzt auf Mond, Jupiter und Saturn konzentriert. con el StarPointer o el buscador de estrellas que tiene si tarde un poco en colocarlo hasta que vi un video que dice como colocarlo bueno no explica solo lo coloca y ya, asi que con eso me confirmo que el StarPointer si va en ese lugar aunque no me dice como se coloca ya que en el video solamente lo encaja y nunca dice que hay que aflojar los dos tornillos que trae para aflojar las piezas que encajan en el riel y una vez ya introducido en el riel , se vuelven apretar los tornillos para que se quede ajustado. este tambien cuenta con 3 pernos para manipularlo, el que esta abajo mueve la altura el que esta enfrente mueve hacia la izquierda o hacia la derecha y el que se encuentra del lado derecho sirve para encenderlo si lo giras hacia enfrente o apagarlo si lo giras hacia atras. tambien a la hora de encenderlo puedes ajustar el brillo de esta luz ya que denoche no vas a querer que este en lo maximo de brillo porque no te deja ver la estrella a la que apuntas y si tiene el brillo muy bajo no lo podras usar para calibrar el telescopio con el StarPoointer por cierto este ya viene con pila incluida. I totally agree with the comments at the beginning of the article. I encountered all the issues mentionned.

This is particularly useful when observing planets or other objects at high magnification where any vibration or movement can cause significant image distortion. Couldnot see the most beautiful planet Saturn as clouds came in hope to see it when conditions are perfect.We will discuss various aspects such as optics performance, mount design, software compatibility, and limitations. Our aim is to provide readers with a comprehensive overview of the product so that they can make an informed decision about whether or not the Celestron AstroMaster 130 EQ is right for them.