Appropriate focal length; SVBONY SV182 finderscope; 120mm focal length; which is ideal for your observation; a powerful 6x crosshair; reticles make lining up your target easier
One eyepiece for multiple uses; SV191 7.2-21.6mm zoom eyepiece allows you to change magnification power without swapping out eyepieces
Dielectric coatings; SV188P dielectric mirror Star diagonal ,super flat mirror with dielectric coatings to reduce reflected light loss; provide an over 99% reflective surface; good for astronomical viewing
1.25" moon and skyglow filter is a multi band pass filter transmitting a high percentage of light in the visual spectrum;the filter enhances contrast when observing brighter objects including the moon and planets
102mm objective lens diameter and f/7 focal ratio telescope OTA; large objective lens brings more lights into the scope body and you will get more bright and clear image
Description
SV182 Finderscope, 30mm diameter lens provides a bright image through the finder for easy aiming anywhere in the sky; Fully coated, achromatic glass optics yield crisp, bright images. SV191 7.2-21.6mm zoom eyepiece--Maintaining parfocality allows you to run through the focal length range without the need to refocus after each new magnification is set. But minor tweaking is necessary. SV188P Dielectric Mirror Star Diagonal, 1.25in nosepiece fits telescopes with 1.25in focusers. Accepts standard 1.25” eyepieces, filters, Barlow lenses and other accessories with a 1.25in insert barrel. 1.25” moon and skylow is a multi-band pass filter transmitting a high percentage of light in the visual spectrum; the filter enhances contrast when observing brighter objects including the moon and planets. Suppresses skyglow from artificial lighting and background glow reflected from moonrise. This 102mm compact refractor is a dual-purpose telescope for terrestrial and astronomical observation. SV503 telescope is ideal for terrestrial,viewing wildlife, scenery; casual astronomical observation such as the Moon, star clusters and brighter deep sky objects like the Andromeda Galaxy at night.