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Celestron Astro Fi

Celestron Astro Fi

Prys:9.037,05R.

Prys vir Daxdi Klublede:6.325,93R.

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Produk beskrywing

Telescopes - Celestron Astro Fi 90 mm, Refractor, Black

 

The Astro Fi 90mm Telescope has a very innovative line to explore the sky via WiFi. It is the perfect telescope for users of initial or intermediate level that is changing the way of experiencing the sky

night.

Wireless connection

If you want to experience a truly wireless observation, the Astro Fi 90 mm Telescope offers comprehensive control of the telescope alignment and the Go-To motorized function by WiFi without the need for a command, simply connect Astro Fi to the free Celestron SkyPortal planetarium application , align the telescope by focusing on three bright stars with the eyepiece and you can control the telescope in minutes with your smartphone or tablet, iOS or Android.

Trusted optics

The innovative WiFi technology feeds the Astro Fi 90 mm, but it is the optics inside the telescopic tube that makes it a Celestron. For over 50 years we have led the optical technology industry, and we put that experience in the Astro Fi 90 mm. This 90mm refractor with fully coated optics offers dazzling views of the Moon's craters, Saturn's rings, Red spots on Jupiter, the Orion Nebula, the Hercules Globular Cluster and much more.