Telescope Erecting lens 1.5x, 1.25" for reflectors, Omegon
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Telescope Erecting lens 1.5x, 1.25" for reflectors, Omegon
Telescope Erecting lens 1.5x, 1.25" for reflectors, Omegon

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Telescope Erecting lens 1.5x, 1.25" for reflectors, Omegon

27.71 €
2540050

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A vertical lens is a straight and sideways view


After dark, your telescope is set up and you can't wait to watch the night sky. Then it's even more frustrating if you can't find certain objects. Orientation in the night sky is often difficult with a telescope, especially in the beginning. Not only do you see billions of stars and celestial bodies, but they are all upside down.


A vertical lens can solve the problem by providing a vertical and laterally correct image. This means you don't have to rethink every step and can just enjoy the view.


Highlights in brief:


The vertical, side-correct view allows for better orientation in the night sky

Easy-to-mount reflector lens for beginners (reflector telescopes)

1.5x magnification

Suitable for daytime observation with astronomical telescopes

More orientation and better tracking success


The erecting lens is a useful accessory and is especially suitable for those starting out in recreational astronomy. Even after getting used to the telescope's inversion effect, some observations still benefit from having the side view correct. It's much easier to find new constellations by star hopping or by targeting a specific detail on the moon's surface.


The objective can be combined with a 1.25 inch eyepiece and increases the magnification by 1.5 times. Of course, the lens is perfect for observing landscapes and animals during the day.