$499.95
| Brand | : | Explore |
| Manufacture | : | Explore Scientific |
| Label | : | Explore Scientific |
| Publisher | : | Explore Scientific |
| Product Group | : | Photography |
| Product Type Name | : | TELESCOPE |
| Studio | : | Explore Scientific |
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Product Spesifications
- The optics in the collimatable lens cell are fully multi-coated to eliminate light scatter and maintain image contrast. Explore Scientific precision collimate every Explore Scientific telescope at factory to give optimum performance
- Contrast is further enhanced with multiple baffles that mask and deflect unwanted stray light
- Deluxe 10:1 Two-Speed Focuser: The Explore Scientific Air-Spaced Doublet AR Series telescopes include a precision 2-inch ten-to-one, two-speed as standard equipment. The eyepiece holder uses a compression ring to prevent the eyepiece or camera barrel from scoring
- Universal Mounting Plate: The Universal Adjustable Mounting Plate of the AR 102 fits on many popular equatorial and Altaz mounts, including mounts supplied by Explore Scientific, Vixen and Meade LXD55/75
- 2" Diagonal Mirror: The Two Inch Mirror Diagonal includes a 1.25" eyepiece holder adapter. The purpose of a diagonal is to securely hold your eyepiece and to give you a comfortable viewing angle
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Product Description
The Classic air-spaced, crown-and-flint, doublet achromatic refractor is reborn with the aim to produce superior-class optical figure in a short (f/6.5) focal length design with Explore Scientific Air-Spaced Doublet AR Series. These optics are an extreme value, produce stunning images of deep sky objects, double stars, planets and the moon that are a small fraction of comparable aperture apochromat refractors.Designed to handle the rigors of public star parties and educational outreach, the Explore Scientific AR Series has standard hardware which includes a precision 10:1 two-speed focuser, a 2-inch diagonal and 8x50 finder scope. You can be confident that the quality and construction of these telescopes will allow heavy use.
