Automatic Star Finding
Computerized models help adults find celestial objects automatically.
From simple beginner models for kids to computerized systems for adults, this collection covers the full spectrum of early astronomy. These refractor telescopes are built for portability and ease of discovery
Computerized models help adults find celestial objects automatically.
Star maps and astronomy software help beginners learn the sky.
Simple up-down and left-right movements make aiming very easy.
This set features a range of refractor telescopes from 50mm to 70mm. The listings highlight a mix of manual Alt-Azimuth mounts and advanced computerized stands.
The National Geographic 70mm model features a computerized stand. This allows for automatic locating of objects in the night sky.
The Explore One 50mm models are ideal for children. They are lightweight and include educational tools like star maps to start the journey.
All models in this set use refractor technology. This design is rugged and portable, making it great for backyard use or travel.
Beyond the hardware, these listings emphasize the included software. This helps users identify what they are seeing and plan their viewing sessions.
The computerized mount on the 70mm model made finding planets so much faster than doing it manually.
My son loved the star map that came with his 50mm telescope; it helped him find the moon immediately.
The Alt-Azimuth mount is very intuitive for a beginner who just wants to point and look.
Yes, the computerized 70mm model is designed to find objects automatically. Other models include star maps and software to help you navigate manually.
The 50mm models are simple, manual telescopes for kids. The 70mm models are more advanced and include features like computerized tracking for adults.
These listings feature Alt-Azimuth mounts for simple manual movement and automatic computerized stands for motorized tracking.
Yes, they are specifically designed for beginners and include educational tools. The inclusion of astronomy software and maps makes them great for students.