All models of the Powerseeker series include a wide range of accessories such as several ocular and a lens of Barlow 3x, allowing observations with multiple increases. Powerseeker Telescopes are easy to assemble, no tool set up required, most can be set up and ready to use in around 15 minutes.

Powerseeker Telescopes are available in a range of designs including Refractor Telescopes and Newtonian Reflector Telescopes covering a good range of budgets and offering good magnifications enabling you to take your first steps to observing the night sky. not happy with it at all, and worst of all, my wifes really disappointed after being really excited about getting her own scope. In addition to all this, why not use the included smartphone adapter and capture great images with your astronomy telescope. I have had a look at the stickied post and will watch the videos accompanying this when I get a bit more time, but I just came here for some advice, as I've just bought a Celestron PowerSeeker 76AZ from a friend who intended to use it and never did in the end.With a diverse collection of eyepieces, we can customize our observations for an immersive stargazing experience. The Sky-Watcher Heritage 150P has double the aperture of the AstroMaster LT 76AZ with vastly superior light-gathering and resolving power, as well as an easy-to-use tabletop Dobsonian mount, collapsible tube for portability, and quality included accessories.

Read more about the condition New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging is applicable). Many of the other fittings on the tube, such as the castings at the ends of the tube and the spider holding the secondary mirror in place, are plastic, so you need to be especially careful not to smack the telescope into anything, as repair or replacement of damaged plastic parts is next to impossible. The Celestron Powerseeker 127EQ Telescope has superb light gathering power due to the large 127mm primary mirror.Loolking at the standard eyepieces, the 4mm is much too powerful for the aperture of this scope and i would not expect great views from it. You have already had good views of the Moon and Venus, these are currently a couple of the best targets. A larger, faster telescope that uses a spherical primary mirror, such as the 130mm f/5 Celestron AstroMaster 130 EQ or a typical 76mm f/4 tabletop reflector, would suffer from a lack of sharpness and definition; however, in the case of the 76mm f/9 sphere that comes with the AstroMaster LT 76AZ, any deviation from a parabola is insignificant, and thus it offers great performance for astronomical purposes. This issue stems from Celestron jerry-rigging the StarPointer to replace an earlier, low-quality sight that was originally on the AstroMaster telescopes.