Telescope 50/700 (refractor) with tripod, filters, moon and sky map

MACHINE TRANSLATION (not authorised yet)
A mirror telescope (refractor) is recommended for beginners and can be used both as an astronomical telescope and for terrestrial observations, e.g. nature observations (biology, geography - animals and landscapes). The easy azimuth mount allows you to "share" this instrument (refractor) widely. It is a good demonstrative device to use when discussing Galileo's discoveries at school (history) and in physics and astronomy lessons (nebulae, galaxies), or nature observations (biology, geography), as well as an opportunity for practical mathematical calculations.

Parameters:
- 50mm(2") refractor
- metal tube
- F6mm and H12.5mm (H8 and H20) eyepieces
- zoom eyepiece (zoom for terrestrial observations)
- magnifications 120x, 56x, 6x-28x (zoom)
- illumination ratio 5:70
- diameter 50mm
- focal length 700mm f/14
- 90° mirror
- 2x Barlow lens
- moon filter (suppresses the Moon's glow)
- map of the sky and the Moon
- finderscope (Red Dot)
- metal tripod, 2-section, 69-116 cm