The 70 AZ2 Refractor is a perfect telescope for beginner astronomers or as a land viewing scope with an additional erect image diagonal.
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Add to cartSky-Watcher 70/700 AZ2 Refractor Telescope
This Sky-Watcher 70/700 Refractor Telescope is a highly affordable telescope which allows beginners to take their first steps into the world of Astronomy. Several accessories are provided, this telescope is suitable for both astronomical and terrestrial observations.
Unlike many other beginner telescopes on the market, this Sky-Watcher 60/700 comes with standard 1.25″ focuser allowing a broad range of eyepiece and accessories to be used for a better viewing experience.
Equipped with a user-friendly alt-azimuth AZ2 mount, this telescope can move in both horizontal and vertical axes. It is designed for viewing the Sun (Solar Filter REQUIRED), the moon and bright planets, and terrestrial observation during the day.
The Refractor Advantage
Images viewed through a refractor telescope have a classic quality that other telescope designs lack. Since a refractor does not use mirrors to view objects, you get a generally sharper image. Images are also displayed without the secondary mirror shadow, making it suitable for terrestrial viewing when used with a 45° erecting image diagonal or an erecting tube.
Superb Imaging Qualities
This achromatic refractor from Sky-Watcher features an aperture of 70mm and it is fully multi-coated to enhance light transmission. It delivers clear, high contrast images of the moon and the planets. Those new to astronomy will appreciate how simple and easy this telescope is to use.
In the Box:
Model | SW707AZ2 |
Optical design | Multicoated Achromatic Refractor |
Aperture | 70mm |
Focal Length | 700mm |
Focal Ratio | f/10 |
Resolving Power | 1.71″ |
Stellar Limit Magnitude | 11.6 |
Highest Practical Magnification | 140x |
Light gathering power (compared to the unaided eye) | 100 |
Focuser Diameter | 1.25″ |
Recommended Usage | Viewing Moon and Planets |