Acuter (SkyWatcher) 60mm demonstration Maksutov-Cassegrain telescope on Dobson mount

The Newton educational telescope not only allows simple observation of the brightest objects in the sky, but also presents the principle of the telescope itself.

Thanks to the side-opening tube we can look inside, analyzing the principle of the mirror telescope.

The device works well at school as an instrument that will show students the principle of the Newton system. With its help you can easily understand why the image in the mirror telescope is inverted.

The telescope is also a very good choice for very beginner astronomy enthusiasts, including children who, with the help of an adult, can see the brightest and most-known objects of the night sky, regardless of the season.

Acuter Discovery lets you start observing the sky right out of the box. It is equipped with a 1.25 "eyepiece giving 20x magnification, which is the optimal magnification for a telescope of this size.

The telescope uses standard eyepiece mount with a diameter of 1.25 "

A rather unique and interesting addition is the projection eyepiece that gives the opportunity to observe the brightest objects by directly observing the small projection screen (applies to day observations and possibly the Moon). We adjust the focus in the telescope by screwing in or out the eyepiece, which is sufficient for a telescope of this diameter.

The telescope can be mounted not only on the supplied small mobile tripod, but also on any photographic tripod, with a standard 1/4 "tripod mount in / out.