Celestron AstroMaster 76EQ
 | Outdated Product Design: mirror (reflectors); Mount type: equatorial; Lens diameter (mm): 76; Focal length (mm): 700; Max. useful magnification (x): 180; Max. resolution magnification (x): 114; Min. magnification (x): 10.8; Aperture: 1/9; Penetrating power: 11.9; Finder: red dot; Focuser: rack; Mirror: spherical E-Catalog uses affiliate links compensated by our partners. |
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Model overview based on user reviews
The Celestron AstroMaster 76EQ is a lightweight telescope, ideal for beginners and children over 10 years old. It features a wraparound eyepiece for terrestrial observations, eliminating the need for an additional prism, and exhibits minimal chromatic aberration. While it offers a decent viewing experience, its magnification is somewhat limited, making it challenging to observe finer details on celestial bodies like Mars and Saturn. Users recommend purchasing an additional eyepiece of 4-5 mm to enhance the viewing experience. Overall, it's a great model for those new to astronomy.
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Lightweight. It has a wraparound eyepiece for terrestrial observations, and there's no need to purchase an additional prism. Chromatic aberration is almost completely absent. There are almost none. Only insufficient magnification did not allow us to see details on Mars, the Cassini gap on Saturn, but we could barely discern 2 stripes on Jupiter and 2 Galilean satellites. I advise you to buy an additional eyepiece 4 - 5 mm  Arseniy Kasyanov: use Celestron AstroMaster 76EQ month or more i recommend it should buy |
Lightweight. Includes a wrapping eyepiece for terrestrial observations, eliminating the need to purchase an additional prism. Chromatic aberration is almost completely absent. There are almost none of them. Only the insufficient magnification didn't allow examining details on Mars, the Cassini Division on Saturn, but barely distinguished 2 bands on Jupiter and 2 Galilean moons. I recommend purchasing an eyepiece of 4 - 5 mm. use Celestron AstroMaster 76EQ month or more i recommend it should buy |
Lightweight. It comes with a wrap-around eyepiece for terrestrial observations, eliminating the need to purchase a prism. Chromatic aberration is almost entirely absent. Missing! use Celestron AstroMaster 76EQ few months |
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