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Celestron FirstScope Reflector Telescope ~ 21024 With Tele Vue 2x Barlow Lens

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Item specifics

Condition
Used
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“Good Used Condition”
Lens Coating
Coated
Model
FirstScope
Features
Mounted
Aperture
76 mm
Optical Design
Reflector
Country/Region of Manufacture
Unknown
UPC
0050234210249
Brand
Celestron
Type
Reflector
Mount Type
Altazimuth, Equatorial
MPN
21024

About this product

Product Information

Whether this is your first experience with astronomy or you are a seasoned veteran, the Celestron 21024 FirstScope Telescope is an elegant, functional piece of equipment. An Official Product of the 2009 International Year of Astronomy, it's decorated with the names of famous astronomers printed along its barrel, making it a fitting introduction to science. As one of the more accomplished entry-level small telescopes, it is loaded with capabilities and works well with accessories. The Celestron FirstScope tabletop telescope is stylish enough to be kept within your home or office, yet it's built with a 76-millimeter aperture reflector-type optical tube for an incredible viewing experience. The fit and finish of these telescopes are high quality and attractive. The tube has a 300-millimeter focal length for a fast-focal ratio of f/3.95. It comes with two 1.25-inch eyepieces: a 20-millimeter/15x and a 4-millimeter/75x. Other standard 1.25-inch eyepieces are interchangeable with those that are included, giving a range of magnifications for looking at the stars, the moon, or daylight scenery. It also includes a 5X24 finder scope and bracket to help point the telescope at the desired feature in the night sky. With a three-inch lens size and 11.8-inch focal length, rest assured that you can see every detail of the object you are attempting to view. The 4-millimeter eyepiece delivers 75x magnification, and the spherical optics are sharp enough for displaying details of the lunar craters and valleys, the moons of Jupiter, the Andromeda galaxy, and star clusters such as the Pleiades. Its compact Dobsonian design makes the Celestron FirstScope an ideal traveling companion since it is easy to pack up and take with you on your hunt for a clear sky. It can be easily disassembled from its mount while keeping the barrel optics intact to fit within a suitcase. The optical barrel is practically immune from dings and nicks. It withstands dew and avoids thermal distortion along its length. The simplicity of the optical design and sturdy construction are crafted to offer years of use in field conditions.Featuring an easily adjustable angle and twist-lock styling, the Celestron FirstScope Dobsonian Reflector Telescope makes searching the stars as simple as a twist and tilt. The altitude angle is easily adjustable against a Teflon bearing surface, while the azimuth adjustment rotates the scope smoothly on its base. It's designed to be a tabletop model, but the three widely separated, large rubber feet keep the scope balanced on other near-level surfaces without needing a tripod. You or the astronomy buff in your life will get a lot of use from the Celestron FirstScope and its accessories. The steady stable mount and focuser make it usable right out of the box for your viewing please anywhere you take it. This 76mm telescope is the perfect starting point for children and families who want to become more advanced in the science of astronomy. Its quality of build and appearance also make it a suitable keepsake for aficionados who regularly enjoy taking in the night sky.

Product Identifiers

Brand
Celestron
MPN
21024
UPC
4047825023247, 0050234210249
Model
FirstScope
eBay Product ID (ePID)
79574872

Product Key Features

Mount Type
Altazimuth, Equatorial
Type
Reflector

Additional Product Features

Focal Length
11.8in (300mm)
Aperture
76mm
Maximum Magnification
X 150
Measurement
150x76mm
Focal Ratio
12
Lens Size
3in (76mm)
Optical Diameter
3in (76mm)

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  • Top favorable review

    Plenty of Potential, But With Caveats

    The Celestron FirstScope 76mm tabletop "Baby Dobsonian" is normally listed as a beginners telescope. It is easy to use, but there are some minor issues with the design. First, the location of the focuser. In the earlier design, like this one, it is located perpendicular to the altitude axis. While this seems like it would be easy to use, in fact it isn't; you have to lean over the instrument to look into the eyepiece. On the later models this was corrected by rotating it 45°, which makes it far easier. The other issue with this version are the included eyepieces, a 20mm H and 4mm SR. While the 20mm eyepiece is somewhat usable, the 4mm is not. For a "fast" (that is to say, short) telescope like this, you want lower power eyepieces (also, due to the mirror's shape you are somewhat ...

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: palmbeachupscale

  • Top critical review

    missing parts, not happy

    perfect size ,secondary mirror had a big finger print on it, didn't come with the 4mm eye piece or finder scope.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: entity31

  • For the money its a great deal and perfect beginners scope.

    I was looking for a beginners telescope that would be easy to use and compact enough to carry on our boat also. The FirstScope fitted all our needs. We get great views of the moon and also of the mountains out our back door. I love how sturdy it is and that it pivots easily on its own base. Took a little getting used to seeing everything upside down tho. Very easy to use. Very compact so easy to take with us on the boat also. Only had a short time but have really enjoyed, but it just made me hunger for a better more powerful telescope. Would like to see the rings of Saturn someday.

  • The best and cost effective telescope for beginners .

    I bought this telescope a while ago for my granddaughter 7th birthday. I had to add to it the "FirtsScope Accessory Kit" (That is sold separately) to complete the telescopes' abilities. The little girl, who takes great interest in astronomy can't get away from this telescope. It is simple to operate, doesn't need too complected gentling and dismantling, shows clear pictures of the sky, and together with the disc, (supplied in the extra kit), provides valuable information of what you see and on different occurring in the stars and Galaxy. All of that, plus its light wight and simple, but clever built, make it a remarkable educational and fun instrument for a begging astrologist. Highly recommended for those who show interest and look for the right way to begin.

  • Celestron First Scope-Brilliant

    I bought this for the 13 year old in my life as a birthday present, and the astonishment when he first looked at the moion through it, made it worthwhile. Even with some cloud cover, and a bit of froth around the moon he still found it cool to be able to see the moon so close. As an interest developer, this is an excellent unit, though with only a 3" tube it has many limitations, but it is a great way to see if the current thinking of installing a $3,500 Schmidt-Cassegrain from Celestron, is a good plan. I recomment it to anyone who has been asked for a telescope, to try the water, before launching out and getting the full monty. Definite 4Star investment for us. And yes, we will likely get the fully computerised, 6" Celectron red tube.