Celestron C9 1/4 91025-XLT (Optical Tube Assembly (CGE) For Sale
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Celestron C9 1/4 91025-XLT (Optical Tube Assembly (CGE):
$1099.00
Product Description
The Celestron C9.25\"- XLT (CGE) Optical Tube Assembly (OTA) is made of premium aluminum and features a Schmidt-Cassegrain optical design. Celestron\'s own StarBright XLT coatings allow for proper light transmission which significantly improves your photos. Expect outstanding results to the tune of crisp, detailed, breathtaking images of our vast universe\'s celestial wonders. This OTA features an ultra-high focal length of 2350mm, a maximum magnification of 555x and a 6x30 optical finderscope that helps to accurately locate objects during your astrophotography sessions. It includes a 25mm eyepiece, a dovetail rail for CG-5 mount and a visual back that enables use with 1.25\" accessories.
Key Features:
9.25\" Schmidt-Cassegrain design
Made of premium aluminum
Celestron StarBright XLT coatings
2350mm focal length (f/10)
Includes 25mm eyepiece (94x)
Includes dovetail rail for CG-5 mount
Visual back allows for use with 1.25\" accessories
6x30 finderscope helps to accurately find objects
We are an authorized Celestron dealer and support the full 2 year warranty. We are known for having some of the best support in the industry. Don\'t take a chance by buying from a non authorized dealer. We have WONDERFUL support to answer all of your questions long after the sale. Any questions, contact. We are an authorized Celestron dealer and the ONLY one around run by an Astronomy teacher (PhD in Astrophysics) and an onsite observatory. All local customers are welcome to join us for our free star parties. Contact us first for information and to answer any of your astronomy, telescope, or astrophoto questions. Note: Our customers have included numerous Universities from around the country, Presidental science advisors, GPS Satellite Engineers, NASA mission Flight Directors, engineers from both the Hubble Space Telescope AND the new James web Space Telescope, and many many more.
