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Celestron Firstscope Reflector 114 Motor

Celestron Firstscope Reflector 114 Motor
The Firstscope 114 Motor Specifications:
- 114mm (4.5") Reflector
- 1000mm Focal Length, f/9
- CG-2 Equatorial Mount with Setting Circles and Slow Motion Adjustment Cables
- Battery operated motor drive for Equatorial mount
- Sturdy Adjustable Aluminium Tripod with Accessory Tray
- Telescope Weight: 7.25 kg

The Firstscope 114 Motor Standard Accessories:
- 6mm (167x) Eyepiece
- 12mm (83x) Eyepiece
- 25mm (40x) Eyepiece
- StarPointer Finderscope
- The Sky L1 CD ROM

This version of the 4.5" Newtonian telescope offers more portability than the standard longer tube Newtonian without sacrificing power or performance. The short tube of this model is only 18" long and has a built-in correction lens, giving it all the focal length of the standard model, while reducing aberrations.

The equatorial mount is stable, with setting circles and slow motion controls on both axes for easy, smooth tracking and comes with a battery operated motor drive to ensure accurate tracking of celestial bodies

Price: £103.00 (Including VAT at 17.5%)

"After a phone call to you last Monday I placed an order on line that was subsequently delivered & received on Wednesday. I just wanted to write & say thank you to you for a great service. The item was well packaged & delivered to the time promised.."

M. Burrows