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Premium Optical Material: Constructed from high-quality K9 glass for superior light transmission and optical clarity in astronomical observations
Precise Specifications: Main mirror D114F900 model paired with auxiliary mirror 25mm for optimal light gathering and reflection
Detailed Dimensions: The main mirror features a diameter of 114mm with a focal length of 900mm, while the secondary mirror has a minor axis of 25mm
Advanced Protective Coating: Surface is coated with aluminum film and aluminum oxide protective film to ensure durability and maintain reflective quality over time
Planetary Observation Capability: Realistic shooting effect allows for capturing clear images of planets in the night sky
Newtonian Reflector Design: Spherical mirror configuration provides excellent performance for astronomical telescope applications and celestial viewing
Versatile Telescope Accessory: Compatible with adult telescopes, beginner astronomical telescopes, and travel telescopes for enhanced stargazing experiences
Product Description
1. The company is committed to optical spherical lenses, optical prisms, reflectors, achromatic lenses, cemented lenses, cylindrical lenses, windows and other optical components can be designed according to requirements, providing you with the best products and services is our aim2. The main mirror is made of K9 glass with a diameter of 114mm, and the focal length is about 900mm3. The minor axis (short side diameter) of the secondary mirror is 25mm, spherical mirror, aluminized and protective film4. Suitable for adult telescope, children's telescope, astronomical beginner telescope, children's beginner telescope, children's telescope toy, astronomical telescope, telescope personnel, adult travel telescope5. Based on the feedback from my friends, you can shoot a few planets.6. Independent product packaging brings you a different shopping experience7. This is an attached area for astronomical telescope lovers, you can buy it as you need8. Used as an accessory for astronomical telescopes
