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Orion Observer 80ST EQ Refractor Telescope

SKU: 10273

Orion Observer 80ST EQ Refractor Telescope
Orion Observer 80ST EQ Refractor Telescope

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  • Explore the planets and scan the heavens for bright deep-sky gems with the compact and low-cost Orion ShortTube 80mm refractor telescope
  • An ideal refractor telescope package for the observer on-the-go, the compact Observer 80ST packs a lot of performance into a petite telescope design
  • 80mm f/5.0 rich-field refractor telescope delivers sharp and bright wide-field views of the cosmos - great for exploring the Moon, wide views of bright planets and their closeby moons, star clusters, bright nebulas and galaxies
  • The included EQ-1B equatorial mount and adjustable-height tripod allows smooth slow-motion movement to easily track objects in the sky
  • Includes 90-degree star diagonal, two anti-reflection coated 1.25" Kellner telescope eyepieces, red-dot reflex sight and the Orion MoonMap 260

This short focal length refractor telescope gives wonderfully wide views of the night sky! You do not need a big, bulky telescope to enjoy backyard astronomy. Our potent little Orion Observer 80ST Equatorial Refractor Telescope proves otherwise.

This versatile telescope's 80mm-aperture objective lens has a short focal length of 400mm (f/5), which makes the Observer 80ST extremely portable and compact. Thanks to the telescope's fast f/5 focal ratio, bright, wide-field views of the stars and deep-space objects are the Observer 80ST's forte!

Tracking celestial objects while viewing them in the Observer 80ST telescope is a cinch with the smooth and stable EQ-1B equatorial mount and tripod. The mount is equipped with dual slow motion controls for easy manual tracking of objects in the night sky.

The Observer 80ST refractor telescope comes with a reflex sight, 90-degree diagonal (1.25"), and anti-reflection coated 10mm and 25mm Kellner 1.25" telescope eyepieces. This pint-sized refractor also includes the useful MoonMap 260 to help you identify interesting lunar features you can see in the telescope. A niftier grab-and-go scope you will not find!



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Specifications:

  • Best for viewing: Lunar & planetary
  • Best for imaging: Lunar & planetary
  • User level: Beginner
  • Optical design: Refractor
  • Optical diameter: 80mm
  • Focal length: 400mm
  • Focal ratio: f/5.0
  • Coatings: Coated
  • Optics type: Air-spaced doublet
  • Glass material: Crown/Flint
  • Eyepieces: Kellner 10.0mm,25.0mm (1.25")
  • Magnification with included eyepieces:: 40x, 16x
  • Lowest useful magnification: 11x
  • Highest useful magnification: 160x
  • Limiting stellar magnitude: 12.2
  • Finder scope: Reflex sight
  • Focuser: 1.25" Rack-and-pinion
  • Diagonal degrees: 1.25" 90° Mirror Star
  • Mount type: Equatorial
  • Astro-imaging capability:
    Simple moon shots
  • Dovetail bar system: No
  • Polar-axis scope
    Not available
  • Tube material: Aluminum
  • Tripod material: Aluminum
  • Weight, optical tube: 2.0 lbs.
  • Weight, mount/tripod: 6.2 lbs.
  • Weight, fully assembled: 10.0 lbs.
  • Additional included accessories: Moon Map 260, Counterweight 2 lbs 2.9 oz
  • Warranty: One year
  • Lithium Battery Weight: 0.10 grams

In the Box:

  • Orion Observer 80ST 80mm f/5 refractor telescope optical tube
  • EQ-1B Equatorial mount and tube clamp
  • Aluminum tripod
  • Slow-motion control cables (x2)
  • Accessory tray
  • Red dot finder scope
  • 25mm Kellner eyepiece, 1.25"
  • 10mm Kellner eyepiece, 1.25"
  • 90-degree star diagonal
  • Orion MoonMap 260

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