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🌌 Unlock the universe—see what others miss with the AstroMaster 130EQ!
The Celestron 130EQ Newtonian Astromaster Telescope features a 130mm aperture and 610mm focal length, paired with a German Equatorial mount for smooth, accurate celestial tracking. Its fully-coated optics ensure crisp, bright images ideal for both terrestrial and astronomical viewing. The rugged adjustable steel tripod and included accessory tray provide stability and convenience, while the quick setup and StarPointer finderscope make it perfect for beginners and seasoned stargazers alike.






| ASIN | B000MLL6RS |
| Additional Features | Fully-coated optics, lightweight frame, manual German Equatorial mount, included accessories, and free astronomy software |
| Best Sellers Rank | #15,101 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #13 in Telescope Refractors |
| Brand | Celestron |
| Built-In Media | 1 x Celestron 130EQ Newtonian Astromaster Telescope |
| Coating | Aluminum;Silicon Dioxide |
| Compatible Devices | iPhone, iPad, Android devices |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 3,347 Reviews |
| Dawes Limit | 0.89 Arc Sec |
| Exit Pupil Diameter | 1.44 Millimeters |
| Eye Piece Lens Description | Barlow |
| Eye piece lens description | Barlow |
| Field Of View | 0.67 Degrees |
| Finderscope | Red dot |
| Focal Length Description | 610 millimeters |
| Focus Type | Manual Focus |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00050234310451 |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 88.9D x 48.3W x 30.5H centimeters |
| Item Type Name | Telescope |
| Item Weight | 17 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | Celestron, LLC. |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 31045 |
| Model Name | AstroMaster 130EQ |
| Model Number | 31045 |
| Model name | AstroMaster 130EQ |
| Mount | Equatorial Mount |
| Number of Batteries | 1 Lithium Metal batteries required. (included) |
| Objective Lens Diameter | 130 Millimeters |
| Objective lens diameter | 130 Millimeters |
| Optical tube length | 610 Millimeters |
| Optical-Tube Length | 610 Millimeters |
| Power Source | Manual |
| Telescope mount description | Equatorial Mount |
| UPC | 050234310451 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Warranty Description | Limited Lifetime Warranty |
| Zoom Ratio | 33x a 65x |
H**N
unable to see any thing
not usable
A**A
telescopio celestron
un gran bel telescopio .ottimo prezzo qualita '
F**Z
Alın ve uzay macerası yaşayın.
Çok iyi bir teleskop. Başlangıç için 50AZ modelini almıştım ama arasında çok fark var. Andromeda, jüpiter, saturn ve niceleri telefonumda var ama "AMAZON TÜRKİYEDE RESİMLERİ AÇSA GÖSTERECEM!" Eğer çok üst segment alıp para basmayacam diyorsanız ideal. Çok ekmeğini de yedim ürünün ;) 2 eksisi var el ile taşınmaz çok ağır. Ekstra lens alıp geliştirmek lazım. Jüpiterin 2 büyük çizgisi ve büyük kırmızı gözü lens yardımı ile gözüküyor. Ayrıca fotozeynep ile 1 günde kapınızda.
S**P
An out of the world experience
Amazing is just not enough to describe what you see and feel looking through the eyepiece. Venus was my first stop, "wow" was the word that came out when the image got focussed for the first time. I could see the phases of venus with just the 20mm eyepiece. 10mm made the image a bigger one and astonishing. Moon was playing hide and seek with the clouds but when it was well above the horizon and shining brightly, I was spell bound with its beauty. Honestly you could spend hours just looking at the moon. 10mm eyepiece gave an even closer look at the Carter's, the shadows casted by the craters and the mountain ranges on the moon. Jupiter looks like a 2mm ball with very faint bands of methane distinguishable if observed for longer durations. The four moons of Jupiter are just a very minute dots if observed very minutely. But I felty it requires more magnification power to observe Jupiter with it's methane bands and the giant red spot. (May be collimation issue is there) Couldnot see the most beautiful planet Saturn as clouds came in hope to see it when conditions are perfect. These were my first experience of amature astronomy with my first telescope. I don't write reviews at all but this Celestron Astromaster 130eq is such amazing piece that it made me to write such a review. Though there are some points which I would like to list to get the most out of the telescope. 1. Lots of patience is required to be able to see what you actually want to see, trust me patience will give you all that you want from this telescope. 2. Try to see the videos and go through the instructions manual before beginning assembly of the telescope as it's quite critical for one who has no idea of any such kind before. 3. Lot of things has to go right to get the perfect views, if not getting the perfect view wait for the perfect condition to occur. 4. The equatorial mount is very heavy and of solid built quality but the pointers are just not right and you can't be sure which degree u are setting on it. 5. The tripod is also of heavy construction but if expanded fully it feels more shakey so I don't expand it. 6. The secondary mirror was dangling loose when I first unpacked the telescope which totally dishearted me but I did manual collimation as per the instructions manual provided and it was fairly accurate but will eventually require a lazer collimation which again costs around Rs 6000/- to get more sharper images. 7. The telescope is very heavy (around 16kgs) and very difficult to move it around in assembled condition. It gave me body pains the next morning after my first setup and observations. 8. There are no cromatic abbrations as it is relfector telescope and the optics are of very good quality Those who are still reading this review and disheartened because I didn't post any pictures of moon or Jupiter for them I just want to tell that pictures just don't do justice to what you can actually see with your naked eye because human eye has 1000 times better dynamic range than any camera. Even I have gone through all the pictures posted in the other reviews. Trust me you are going to see 1000 times better with your naked eye that any of those pictures. If you want to go for this telescope go for it without any hesitation as it will finally give you and out of the world experience.
T**O
Excelente qualidade - Vale cada centavo
É bem preciso na busca de planetas quando se regula bem a buscadora. As lentes que vem nele é de altíssima qualidade e só fica "devendo" uma barlow para aumentar o zoom. - Antes de comprar, é importante saber a latitude e longitude da sua localidade. - Se vai comprar, compre uma barlow também. Respeitando a capacidade do telescópio - Zoom real máximo é de 260x (sem aberrações nas imagens) - Para ver a lua, fica muito bom com o filtro lunar e as lentes de 10mm e 20mm dão e sobram - A regulagem precisa é muito boa - Se for fazer imagens/vídeos, recomendo um suporte para celular ou câmera DSL
A**N
Great for first time users
After much searching and investigating I picked this telescope as it had the largest aperture for my price range. It is very well built and was easy to setup and build. The guide is useful, but ended up searching YouTube for a video guide - this also included how to balance the telescope [...]). The telescope itself was supplied with 2 lenses, a 20mm and a 10mm. The 20mm is plastic and I only use it as a starting lens to position the telescope first to what I want to see. The 10mm is a good little lens and give nice view of the stars and moon. I also purchased the 'Celestron AstroMaster Accessory Kit' at the same time - this included lens filters and additional 5mm, 15mm and 2x lenses. This gives more range of magnifications to use with the telescope. Viewing with the telescope is very good. The moon is amazing, but you will NEED a moon filter - it is very bright. You can clearly see the moons of Jupiter and with my additional 5mm lens I can just about make out the markings of Jupiter. As for the other planets they have not been visible in the evenings yet - but can't wait until Saturn appears! The only fault is the StarPointer. It's not that good, but you can work around/with it. I have even had my 4 year old daughter looking at the moon - which she found fascinating as she could see the craters very clearly. Since buying this, I have also contacted Celestron support (issue with the additional lens). They were quick and put me in touch with their local distributor (Hama) in the UK. Hama were also very helpful. All-in-all this is very good for the price it costs. I wanted a good telescope that would allow me to get started in Astronomy, without using it for a short while and having to replace it when I want more. This is a good start and with the right lenses will do for what I want it for. Good quality lenses are not cheap (it's the price of the telescope itself for a set), but I can now slowly upgrade this over time now that I have a decent telescope.
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