Carson SkySeeker JC-1000 Telescópio refrator acromático 60mm f/16,7 com tripé de alumínio

The Carson SkySeeker JC-1000 is a high-quality achromatic refractor telescope designed for amateur astronomers and beginners. With a 60mm aperture and 1000mm focal length, it offers clear views of celestial objects such as the Moon, planets, and bright deep-sky objects. The telescope comes with a sturdy aluminum tripod and an alt-azimuth mount for smooth and easy tracking.

Advantages

Excellent light-gathering power (73.4x compared to the human eye) and a limiting stellar magnitude of 11.4 allow you to observe faint stars and details on planets. The included 20mm and 4mm Kellner eyepieces, along with a 3x Barlow lens, provide a wide range of magnifications from 50x to 750x. The 90-degree erecting diagonal ensures comfortable viewing and correct image orientation for terrestrial use.

Suitable for

• Beginner astronomers looking for an affordable and reliable telescope
• Stargazing enthusiasts who want to observe the Moon, planets, and bright deep-sky objects
• Daytime terrestrial viewing with the erecting diagonal
• Educational purposes for children and adults

Key specifications

• Optical Design: Achromatic Refractor
• Aperture: 60 mm
• Focal Length: 1000 mm
• Focal Ratio: f/16.7
• Mount Type: Alt-Azimuth
• Eyepieces: 20mm Kellner, 4mm Kellner
• Barlow Lens: 3x
• Finderscope: 5x24
• Diagonal: 90-degree Erecting Diagonal
• Tripod Material: Aluminum
• Maximum Magnification: 750x
• Minimum Magnification: 50x
• Optical Coatings: Fully Coated
• Focuser Type: Rack-and-Pinion
• Tube Material: Aluminum
• Limiting Stellar Magnitude: 11.4
• Resolution (Dawes' Limit): 1.93 arcseconds
• Light Gathering Power: 73.4x
• Included Accessories: Accessory Tray

Recommendations

The Carson SkySeeker JC-1000 is an excellent choice for anyone starting in astronomy. Its long focal length and fully coated optics provide crisp images, and the included accessories allow for versatile viewing. Pair it with a star chart or astronomy app to enhance your stargazing experience.