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The Celestron Powerseeker 127EQ is a beginner-friendly Newtonian reflector telescope featuring a large 127mm aperture and fully coated optics for bright, clear views of deep-sky objects. Its German Equatorial mount allows smooth, precise tracking aligned with Earth's rotation, enhancing image sharpness. The package includes a 3x Barlow lens to triple magnification, plus a lightweight, preassembled aluminum tripod with an accessory tray for convenience. Ideal for families and amateur astronomers ready to explore the night sky with ease and quality.























| ASIN | B0007UQNKY |
| GTIN (Global Trade Identification Number) | 00050234210492, 00053786283242 |
| UPC | 050234210492 |
| おすすめ度 | 5つ星のうち4.2 8,914 レビュー |
| ズーム倍率 (デジタル含む) | 3x |
| ドーズリミット | 0.91 秒角 |
| ファインダースコープ | レフレックス |
| フォーカス機能 | マニュアルフォーカス |
| ブランド | Celestron |
| ブランド名 | Celestron |
| メーカー名 | ElectricalCentre |
| メーカー型番 | 21049-CGL |
| モデル名 | Celestron PowerSeeker |
| レンズ有効径 | 127 ミリメートル |
| 光学筒長 | 508 ミリメートル |
| 光学管の長さ | 508 ミリメートル |
| 出口瞳孔の直径 | 5.08 ミリメートル |
| 品目の寸法 (D x W x H) | 83.8奥行き x 83.8幅 x 137.2高さ cm |
| 商品の追加説明1 | ドイツ式赤道儀マウント、3倍バーローレンズ付属 |
| 商品の重量 | 13 ポンド |
| 商品種別 | 望遠 |
| 型番 | 21049-CGL |
| 対物レンズの直径 | 127 ミリメートル |
| 接眼レンズの説明 | バーロー |
| 望遠鏡マウントの説明 | 赤道儀式 |
| 架台 | 赤道儀式 |
| 焦点距離の説明 | 508ミリメートル |
| 視野 | 2.5 度 |
| 電池の数 | 1 リチウム金属 電池 |
| 電源のタイプ | Manual |
松**朗
大変きれいに観察できました。
三脚もしっかりしていて安定は良かった。まだ、月の観察のみですが土星を観察するのが楽しみです。この値段では大変安いと思います。
H**T
全くの粗悪品で手に怪我をしました
開梱したら中の反射鏡と筒部分の底のパネルが外れて反対側に動いてしまっており、ガラス部分が欠けて、割れていて手に怪我をしました。返品の際は、仕方なく反射鏡を自分で固定して出品者様と合意の上、着払いで返品させて頂きました。反射鏡には、ガラス表面ではなく奥の鏡とガラスの間にに黒い汚れがいくつ入っていました(写真ご覧ください)。組み立て説明書は英語のみ。また女性1人ではかなり重いパーツもあり、組み立ては至難の技でした。苦労して組み立てたものを解体して返品する際に更に再度、手を怪我して最悪でした。こんなにバラバラになって天体望遠鏡って届くものなのでしょうか。。開梱時にはネジも緩んでゆるゆるの部分もありました。アメリカのメーカーに英語で直接電話をしたら、中の反射鏡や外れていた筒底のカバーは全て固定されているべきとのこと。しかし写真でお分かりのようにボンドも外れ、筒の中でガシャガシャになっていました。なぜこのような事が起こるのか全く理解できません。他の購入者の方には絶対にこんな大変な思いをして頂きたくありません。買うべきではない商品です。
E**R
Très satisfait
Très satisfait de ce télescope ! En tant que débutant, je le trouve vraiment adapté pour se lancer dans l'observation du ciel. Après un petit temps pour comprendre les réglages et bien le prendre en main, il devient très agréable à utiliser. La Lune est magnifique, avec une image nette qui permet d'observer de nombreux détails. Je n'ai pas encore eu l'occasion de l'essayer sur les autres planètes, donc je ne peux pas me prononcer à ce sujet. À noter également que l'image observée à l'œil est bien plus nette et impressionnante que ce que peut restituer un smartphone en photo. Pour un premier télescope, je le recommande sans hésiter !
A**A
Great first telescope
Great 1st telescope but it's hard to collimate and the mount is not very sturdy with a lot of backlash
S**I
Awesome view of moon
Nice and in good condition received. But i am suggesting that take with motor set Which focus automatically
S**T
Great Scope!!!
This scope catches a lot of flack in the forums and here. Let me demystify some of the bad reviews. 1) Collimation This telescope can be collimated easily by eye, if you want to collimate with a laser, you'll have to remove the corrective lens in the focuser tube. If you love to tinker knock yourself out however, this isn't the most powerful scope you can buy so, eye collimation is more than enough to be happy. 2) The finder scope is unusable While I agree, it's not the best finder scope out there and lining it up with the telescope can take a long time but, it is possible with time and patients. It's also replaceable so if you don't like it, get another one. (note: it is a scope and not a finder, the image is reversed in the finder) 3) I can't see anything out of this thing You need to collimate the scope and line up the finder scope, the instructions are in the manual for eye collimation (tip: back the focuser tube all the way out when you collimate, doing this will let you see both the secondary mirror and the primary, also note, this went through shipping and if it arrived with all the mirrors aligned and ready to go, get a power ball ticket because you'd be the luckiest person on the planet 4) The Barlow is useless Please google and youtube what a barlow is and how to use them, it's not a true lens and once you find out its true purpose, it'll make more sense 5) The 4mm lens is useless See my comment on the barlow, using the barlow with the 4mm will tame things a bit, also, get a lens and filter kit with a 15mm and a 9mm lens. 6) The Telescope doesn't stay put on the tripod. The counterweight on this telescope is not for looks, you need to use it to balance the telescope on the eq mount. when the counter weight is properly balanced, you can put the telescope in any position on the right ascension axis and it'll stay put. The Telescope itself also has to be balanced front to back in the mounting hoops (youtube it, there are a billion tutorials on how to do this.) One last comment on this issue is, do not try to push the telescope into position with the clutches locked, use the controls on the tripod to position the scope, if you need to make big adjustments, loosen the clutches (should be OK because your telescope is balanced) position the scope to the general area of viewing, lock the clutches and use the controls to fine tune. If you push the scope around with the clutches locked you're manhandling the gears that the controls are attached to and you can push them out of whack, don't do this. Here's the deal, this is a marvelous telescope for UNDER 200 American green backs!!! When properly set up, balanced and overall ready to view, it's a great scope and it's a lot of fun. Buying upgrades for the scope will add to your viewing pleasure. Yes you can see our planetary neighbors, the moon looks fantastic, in a dark place, you can see some deeper space stuff. Is this a good scope for beginners? Yes I think it is, backyard astronomy is not a plug and play out of the box and looking at Jupiter kind of deal. A telescope is a pretty sensitive thing that takes a little love. If you're just starting out and collimation, calibration and generic tinkering is not your thing, this may not be your hobby, heck aside from sitting on the couch, I don't know what hobby doesn't require a little hands on setup and tinkering. Finding stuff in the sky is hard, small movements at the scope have a huge impact on where you're looking in the sky, youtube is your friend, so is google.
H**R
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Très bon premier telescope j'utilise régulièrement et j'en suis content
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