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FunScope 76mm Reflector Telescope

by Father Sky on July 21, 2010

FunScope 76mm Reflector Telescope

  • Collects 60% more light than a typical 60mm beginner's telescope
  • Red-dot finder makes it easy to find things in the night sky
  • Observe the Moon, planets, star clusters, even some nebulae and galaxies
  • Table-top base can be easily mounted on a tripod with a 3/8" screw
  • Lightweight, compact design lets you take FunScope anywhere

Product Description
Fun indeed! You'll enjoy hours of stellar exploration with this amazing little telescope. Designed specifically with youngsters and first-time telescope buyers in mind, the FunScope is a great way to "test the waters" of stargazing - affordably! But what can you see with it? The FunScope features a 76mm polished spherical mirror, allowing you to capture 60 percent; more light than a typical 60mm beginner's telescope. So you can observe the Moon, Saturn's rings, as well as Jupiter and its four brightest moons, all under light-polluted skies. Under dark skies, even star clusters, emission nebulae and some of the brighter galaxies are not beyond reach.The FunScope comes equipped with a "red dot" finder, rack-and-pinion focuser, and two 1.25" quality eyepieces: 20mm (15x) and 10mm (30x). So you can easily locate and observe objects in the night sky. The FunScope's table-top mount features a quick-release dovetail mechanism, so the telescope can be easily detached and mounted on a tripod. Alternatively, the entire FunScope and mount itself can be mounted onto a tripod with a 3/8" screw. Adjustable tension clutches on both axes let you determine tube movement in both directions. Weighing just 4 lbs., the ultra-portable FunScope can go with you just about anywhere! It makes a great gift for anytime of the year, especially during the holiday season. Who knew so much fun could come in such a small package? See for yourself and pick up a FunScope today!

FunScope 76mm Reflector Telescope

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D. Schilling July 21, 2010 at 5:21 pm

When I ordered this scope I was worried I had gone to small and to cheap. I was worried again when I saw on the box made in China. Yet when I got the telescope out and was able to take a quick tour of the night sky I was amazed. It moves so smoothly and works great to just sit it on a table and pull up a chair. It does not magnify things to WOW with the stock eye pieces, but it is a blast just to cruise through the sky and see things in a whole new light. This little scope is incredibly well made and you will not be disappointed in the scope’s quality.

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