Meade Infinity 50mm Telescope
The Meade Infinity 50mm Telescope is an entry-level refractor that can observe the Moon, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. It will be possible to see both the Pleiades star cluster and the Orion Nebula. The telescope is also suitable for ground-based observations. The main advantages of the Meade Infinity 50 mm are ease of operation and rich equipment. Everything you need for observations is already included in the package; you don’t have to buy anything additional. The telescope is mounted on an azimuth mount. With its help, the optical tube can be moved vertically and horizontally. Targeting objects is simple and fast. And you can figure out the controls in just a few minutes. The tripod is made of aluminum, its height is adjustable over a wide range. If necessary, you can install an accessory tray on the spacer between the legs. All necessary optical accessories are included in the package. These are three eyepieces of different magnifications, which allow you to choose magnification in the range from 30 to 150 times. This includes a 2x Barlow lens, which doubles the power of the optics. And a 90° diagonal mirror, which correctly orients the image in the telescope and is used for ground-based observations.
- Optical design: Refractor achromat
- Lens diameter, mm: 50
- Focal length, mm: 600
- Relative aperture: f/12
- Max. useful magnification, x: 118
- Max. magnitude, m: 11
- Angular resolution, ang. sec: 2.32
- Eyepiece 1: 20 mm (30x)
- Eyepiece 2: 12 mm (50x)
- Eyepiece 3: 4 mm (150x)
- Barlow Lens: 2x
- Prism/mirror: diagonal mirror
- Finder: direct vision 5x24
- Bore diameter, inches: 1.25
- Mount: azimuth
- Fine movement mechanisms: micrometric height screw
- User level: children
- Subject of observation: terrestrial objects, planets of the solar system
- Tripod: aluminum
- Tray for accessories: yes
- Telescope control type: manual
- Package dimensions, cm: 84.6×21.7×11.5 cm
- Weight: 2.55 kg