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Celestron 21068 SkyScout Scope 90mm Telescope with Sky Scout Mounting Braket
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MSRP: $432.95
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Manufacturer: Celestron
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Celestron 21068 SkyScout Scope 90mm Telescope with Sky Scout Mounting Braket Features
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90mm refractor optical design with all coated glass optics and 660mm (f/7) focal length for crisp, clear images
Quick and easy no tool setup
Erect image 6x30 finderscope with quick-release bracket
Erect image optics are ideal for terrestrial and astronomical use
Convenient pan handleccurate pointing with built-in clutch for easy targeting and smooth motion. This style of mount is great for viewing nature and celestial objects
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Additional Celestron 21068 SkyScout Scope 90mm Telescope with Sky Scout Mounting Braket Information
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90mm (3.5”) diameter refractor, 660mm focal length (f/7), altazimuth mount with pan handle and built-in clutch, 6x30 finderscope, 40mm eyepiece (16.5x) - 1.25”, 10mm eyepiece (66x) - 1.25”, adjustable SkyScout mounting bracket, erect image fully coated optics, adjustable height stainless steel leg tripod with accessory tray, “The Sky Level 1” CD-ROM
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What Customers Say About Celestron 21068 SkyScout Scope 90mm Telescope with Sky Scout Mounting Braket:
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- Lightweight and easy to travel with. It is great for the occasional weekend peak into the sky. The moon looks great through the scope. This scope had a decent aperature and a decent price. - Hard to track an object because when you tighten the locking handle the tripod moves a lot.
It was a chore taking it outside. Good for 90mm - Mounts a Celestron Skyscout. - In my neighborhood I easily saw Jupiter and Saturn. Overall I am happy with my purchase. I bought this telescope to replace my 110 pound cassegrain.
PROS - Great price. Cons - Lots of cheap plastic parts.
Only one small problem-Altitude lock won't hold on its own in a horizontal position,so as to switch users without re-adjustment. First time was exciting-Saw Jupiter's red spot-Look forward to viewing more when I can get to a darker area. Other than that I love it.
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