The
Schmidt-Cassegrain Celostron
Astro Fi 5 " telescope is a model
127mm aperture
Schmidt-Cassegrain telescope with an
altazimuth mount
. The Schmidt-Cassegrain design allows for
greater power at magnification, that is
ideal for
planetary and deep sky observation in full detail. Up to here it could be a basic initiation telescope, but in it we found a
novelty that has not been developed until now, the possibility of controlling the telescope from your
mobile device through the
wi-fi connection.
The SkyPortal
application for
Android and IOS will allow you to configure the control of your telescope, which already has an
integrated Wi-Fi communication system. To start the observation you will only need
three celestial points , no matter what they are, and he will automatically calculate your position, from here the same function of
SkyAlign will take you on a tour of space. This telescope allows memorizing up to
120,000 celestial
objects .
The
multi-coated optics of this telescope follow the quality of Celestron, incorporating two
eyepieces ,
10 and 25mm (125 and 50X). The focal length is
1250mm and the focal ratio is
10 . Therefore, it is a suitable instrument for planetary and deep sky observation, a much brighter team than its serial partners. With it you can discover the planets in detail and also have a unique view of galaxies and nebulae. The
search engine is of the StarPointer model.
The kit comes complete with an
Altazimuth fork
mount , similar to that of the Celestron LCM series, and a very stable
aluminum tripod . This mount is mainly intended for observation use, although it allows astrophotography to large celestial objects, such as the Moon and its surface.
Characteristics:
- Optical design: Schmidt-Cassegrain
- Opening: 125 mm (5 inches)
- Focal length: 1250 mm
- Focal ratio: f / 10
- Eyepiece focal length and magnification: 25mm, 50x; 10 mm, 125x. Kellner
- Search engine: red pointer
- Diagonal prism: 1.25 "
- Frame: Computerized Altazimuth Single Arm
- Accessory tray with mobile device holder
- Aluminum tripod
- Maximum Useful Magnification: 241x
- Minimum useful magnification: 15x
- Limiting stellar magnitude: 12.5
- Resolution (Rayleigh): 1.37 arc seconds
- Resolution (Dawes): 1.14 arcseconds
- Light gathering power: 212x (comparison over the naked eye)
- Multitreated optics
- Speeds up to 3 degrees / second
- Sidereal, Solar and Lunar tracking speeds
- Alignment Procedures: SkyAlign, 3-Star Align, Solar System Alignment
- 2 Auxiliary port communication ports for optional manual control
- Database of over 120,000 objects, including 220 of the best deep sky and objects in the solar system