Meade StarNavigator 114 telescope For Sale
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Meade StarNavigator 114 telescope:
$175.00
Telescope is in great shape and includes original box and manual.
Sold as is.
Free shipping within CONUS
TheMeade StarNavigator DS-114 reflecting telescope is an easy tooperate and fully computer-guided GO TO telescope featuring Meade\'slightweight, portable and reliable DS-2000 single arm robotic mountand Meade AudioStar Computer Keypad. This incredible technology knowsthe night sky right out of the box. Turn it on, and after a briefalignment procedure, your telescope is ready to take you to anyobject in its over 30,000 object library or take you on a guided tourof the heavens. See more objects in one night than Galileo saw in alifetime!
TheStarNavigator 114 reflector telescope features a mirror diameter of114mm (4.5\") for bright, high contrast images and a focal lengthof 1000mm; focal ratio f/8.8. Standard equipment on this portable buthigh quality instrument includes the Meade AudioStar computer keypadwith over 30,000 object library, over 500 audio presentation files onvarious objects, AutoStar Suite Astronomer Edition Software andInstructional DVD, easy to use red dot viewfinder, and two Meade1.25\" eyepieces (MA25mm and MA9mm) for magnifications of 40X and111X.
Thesolidly built metal construction mount features advanced electronicsto make alignment easy, including an internal clock, while the fullsize and adjustable height aluminum tripod allows comfortable viewingfrom either a seated or standing position. The mount is convenientlypowered from the included internal battery pack which holds eight(user supplied) \"AA\" batteries. The generous lightgathering ability of this scope combined with the enhancedelectronics package means this may be all the telescope the casualobserver might ever need or require.
