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Refractive telescope with zoom eyepiece and 50 mm objective

Ruth's sister

Ruth's sister Internal Power Cable 360x50

SKU CH-16FZ-PZE1T

A 360 mm focal length, 50 mm aperture refractor telescope for outdoor astronomy and spotting

  • Professional optical design for clear astronomical viewing
  • High magnification zoom brings distant objects closer
  • 360 mm focal length with 50 mm aperture gathers ample light
  • Monocular spotting scope ideal for outdoor observation

Professional Outdoor HD Telescope

This professional outdoor HD refractive astronomical telescope offers high magnification zoom for detailed celestial observation. The monocular spotting scope design suits amateur astronomers and nature watchers seeking portable optics.

F360x50 Optical Configuration

The 360 mm focal length combined with a 50 mm aperture defines the light-gathering ability and magnification range of this scope. Buyers who need larger aperture for fainter deep-sky objects should consider other instruments.

Highlights

  • Professional optical design for clear astronomical viewing
  • High magnification zoom brings distant objects closer
  • 360 mm focal length with 50 mm aperture gathers ample light
  • Monocular spotting scope ideal for outdoor observation

Specifications

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Questions about this item

What does the 360 mm focal length mean for viewing?

The 360 mm focal length sets the base magnification when combined with an eyepiece, giving a wider field of view for large objects like the Moon.

What does the 50 mm aperture limit in practice?

The 50 mm aperture determines the maximum useful magnification and the faintest stars visible, capping detail on planets and deep-sky objects.

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