Celestron CPC telescopes

 The GPS built into the CPC Schmidt-Cassegrain telescopes automatically sets the location and exact time of observation. Thanks to the SkyAlign system, you only need to select three celestial bodies in the sky and you can start exploring the Universe from the hand-held controller's database of 40,000 objects or from your own list. The internal computer database contains the entire Messier and Caldwell catalogs, NGC galaxies and nebulae and, of course, planets. If you don't want to set up specific objects, just look around, let the CPC guide you through the sky. Point the telescope anywhere in the sky and the CPC will show you the 5 brightest Messier objects closest to it. It's little things like this that make any model in the CPC series an ideal instrument for beginners to serious observers.

What does it offer to professionals? – Quality. The 200-280mm diameter Schmidt-Cassegrain telescopes are the most popular Celestron models, with excellent imaging. The CPC represents high-end technology in every detail: XLT coating on the correction and main and auxiliary mirrors. It also strives for mechanical perfection: a large-diameter ball-bearing mechanical base ensures precise tracking, which is made even better by PEC. 6cm thick steel legs and a robust two-arm fork mechanism give the instrument a solid hold, allowing for serious astrophotography with longer exposure times. They also have an autoguider and AUX port, and the NexRemote software is also included as part of the basic package, which allows control from an external computer or laptop.