Celestron LCM 80
refractors, max. useful gain: 189 x, lens diameter (aperture): 80 mm, focal distance: 900 mm, relative hole: 11 :1, self-directed system, optical pipe length: 970 mm, weight: 6.4 kg
refractors, max. useful gain: 189 x, lens diameter (aperture): 80 mm, focal distance: 900 mm, relative hole: 11 :1, self-directed system, optical pipe length: 970 mm, weight: 6.4 kg
Main Characteristics |
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Types of Telescopes |
refractors |
max. useful increase |
189x |
Lens diameter (aperture) |
80 mm |
Focal Distances |
900 mm |
Relative openings |
11 :1 |
Resolution ability |
1.45 " |
Illumination of optics |
Fully |
Length of optical piping |
970 mm |
Rayleigh's Criterion |
1.74 angles |
Dawes Limit |
1.45 angles |
Penetration ability (stellar magnitude) |
9.30 a.m. |
Self-guided system |
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Type of mounting |
azimuth |
Weight (disambiguation) |
6.4 kg |
Functions and features |
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Number of eyeglasses in the kit |
2 |
Planting diameter of the eyepiece |
1.25 " |
Turning Lens |
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Revolving mirror |
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Turning prism |
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Optical searcher |
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Computerized mounting |
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Channeling speed |
3 |
Automatic Attachment to the Sky |
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Computer-based control |
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GPS |
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Clockwork mechanism |
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Adjustment of fluency |
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Fine-tuning mechanism |
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Co-ordinating circles |
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