Starpointer Pro

CelestronSKU: 51635

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Sale price$97.00 CAD
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  • Description

Overview

  • Designed by astronomers for astronomers, this premium finderscope allows you to precisely zero in on your target
  • Projects a dual-circle reticle, not a red dot that can obscure your subject
  • Larger 40 mm optical window offers a wider field of view so you can acquire targets quickly and easily
  • Brighter LED for easy visibility during the day
  • Easy dovetail connection; no tools required

Description

Spend less time centering your target and more time stargazing with Celestron s new premium finderscope: StarPointer Pro. Traditional red dot finderscopes were originally created for shooting sports such as airsoftairsoft guns and shooting sports. StarPointer Pro was designed for astronomers by astronomers to provide the easiest experience locating celestial objects in the night sky. Whether you re new to the hobby or a seasoned amateur astronomer, you ll appreciate StarPointer Pro s thoughtful design features.

While a red dot can obstruct your desired target, StarPointer Pro projects two circular LED reticles. Just place your target inside the circles and it s ready to view in the eyepiece. The circles also serve as a measuring tool while starhopping. For added convenience, StarPointer Pro offers a 40 mm optical window with a large field of view.

StarPointer Pro attaches quickly to any telescope and secures with a dovetail connection and finger knobs. No screwdriver needed!

Get more out of every stargazing session with StarPointer Pro.

Specifications

Lens Diameter

40mm

Battery

1x CR2032 (included)

Mounting Brackets Included

1x Large Schmidt-Cassegrain

1x Small Schmidt-Cassegrain

1x Small Telescope with dovetail mount

1x Small telescope with holes for threaded posts

Product Dimensions

Length

6 inches

Width

2 inches

Height

3.5 inches

Weight

5 ounces

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