Bresser Messier 90/500 EQ3 telescope
The Bresser Messier 90/500 EQ3 is a short throw achromatic refractor that collects enough light for detailed lunar and planetary observations. It allows you to study the rings of Saturn and the Cassini gap, atmospheric tornadoes and the Great Red Spot on Jupiter, the polar caps of Mars and the bright crescent of Venus. The telescope will perform best outside of city light – with a favorable atmosphere, you will be able to see distant star clusters, nebulae and galaxies. Thanks to its small size and weight, the Bresser Messier 90/500 EQ3 is easy to take with you on trips. It won't be a burden on the road, and assembly only takes a few minutes. The height-adjustable legs of the tripod will allow you to install the telescope even on uneven surfaces - in the mountains or on a forested hill. To control the optical tube, a reliable EQ3 equatorial mount is used. It facilitates the search for astronomical objects and allows you to navigate them across the sky with maximum comfort. The Bresser Messier 90/500 EQ3 telescope is a reliable and functional optical instrument aimed at beginners and experienced astronomers. It is perfect for studying any objects in near space and will be able to show the brightest stars, galaxies and nebulae. To reveal all the capabilities of optics, it is recommended to supplement the basic set of accessories with a short-focus eyepiece.
- Telescope type: refractor
- Optical design: achromat
- Lens diameter (aperture), mm: 90
- Focal length, mm: 500
- Maximum useful magnification, x: 180
- Aperture (relative aperture): f/5.5
- Resolution, ang. seconds: 1.5
- Eyepieces included: Super Plössl 26 mm (19x)
- Mounting diameter of eyepieces, inches: 1.25
- Finder: optical, 6x30
- Tripod: aluminum
- Tripod height, mm: adjustable
- Telescope control type: manual
- Mount type: equatorial, EQ3
- Pipe material: aluminum
- User level: for beginners
- Assembly and setup difficulty level: easy
- Subject of observation: planets of the solar system, deep space objects, ground objects