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Celestron Powerseeker 127EQ Robotic
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Celestron Powerseeker 127EQ Robotic

Key features:

  • Optical Design: Refractor Achromatic
  • Aperture: 127 mm
  • Focal Length - F: 100 mm
  • Focal Ratio (f/): 7.87
  • Finderscope: 5x24
  • Maximum Useful Magnification (x): 300
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  • Item

    Reflecting

    They use a mirror to gather the light. Then, with a secondary mirror at a 45-degree angle, they send the light to the eyepiece.
  • Lens Diameter 127 mm
  • Mount Type Equator
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Lens diameter

  1. 76 mm

    from 92,50 €

  2. 127 mm

    from 327,00 €

328 90 €
Delivery by Thu, 25 Jun
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Description

Description

At a glance:

  • Manual German equatorial mount with setting circles for locating and tracking celestial objects
  • Aluminum tripod with adjustable height and accessory tray
  • Quick and easy setup without additional tools
  • The smartphone adapter allows you to attach your phone to the telescope to take photos and videos of observed objects
  • The adapter is compatible with any eyepiece with an outer diameter of 34 mm
  • The motor automatically tracks celestial objects as they move across the sky

Discover the Solar System with the Powerseeker 127EQ telescope from Celestron! You'll be ready for observation in just a few minutes! Its setup is easy and quick, requiring no additional tools. This telescope will provide you with bright, clear images of the Moon, planets, and star clusters for unforgettable nighttime observations!

Manual German Equatorial Mount

The telescope mount features two micrometric adjustment cables that allow you to improve targeting accuracy on both the right ascension (RA) axis and the declination (DEC) axis.

Starry Night Software

Download the Starry Night software by Celestron and gain access to information about the night sky, celestial objects, and how to organize your next observation night. Starry Night is the leading astronomy software available and serves as a source of knowledge for exploring the Solar System and beyond.

Technical Specifications:

  • Optical Design: Reflector Newtonian (Newtonian)
  • Aperture: 127 mm
  • Focal Length - F (mm): 100
  • Focal Ratio (f/): 7.87
  • Mount: Equatorial
  • Finder: 5x24
  • Maximum Useful Magnification (x): 300
  • Maximum Apparent Star Magnitude: 13
  • Eyepiece: 20mm (50x) & 4mm (250x)

Additional Features:

  • Minimum useful magnification: 18x
  • Resolution (Rayleigh): 1.1 arc seconds
  • Resolution (Dawes): 0.91 arc seconds
  • Light gathering power (compared to the human eye): 329x
  • Obstruction by secondary mirror: 41 mm
  • Obstruction by secondary mirror by diameter: 32%
  • Obstruction by secondary mirror by area: 10%
  • Optical coatings: aluminum
  • Optical tube length: 508 mm
  • Tripod material: aluminum
  • Software: Celestron Starry Night & SkyPortal App
  • Smartphone adapter:
    • compatible with any smartphone
    • compatible with 1.25’’ eyepieces of PowerSeeker and AstroMaster telescopes or any eyepiece with an outer diameter of 34 mm

Included in the package:

  • Optical tube
  • Eyepieces 20 mm & 4 mm
  • Barlow lens 3x
  • Finder
  • Tripod and mount
  • Instruction manual



    Manufacturer

    Manufacturer Details

    Warnings & Safety Information
    See full description

    Specifications

    Specifications

    Dimensions

    Type
    Reflecting

    Type

    Reflecting

    They use a mirror to gather the light. Then, with a secondary mirror at a 45-degree angle, they send the light to the eyepiece.
    Lens Diameter
    127 mm
    Τρόπος Στήριξης
    Equator
    Robotic
    No
    with Holder for Smartphone Camera
    No
    Wi-Fi
    No

    User Level

    Beginner
    No
    Familiar
    Yes
    Experienced
    No

    Important information

    Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

    See all specifications

    Reviews (4)

    Reviews

    4.3
    4
    4.3
    Review this product
    1. 2
    2. 1
    3. 1
    4. 2 stars
      0
    5. 1 star
      0
    Review this product
    • Do you easily find components for its upgrade?
    • Moderate difficulty to set up
    • Clarity
    • Moderate difficulty in adjusting the sight
    • Moderate difficulty to transfer
    • Value for money
    • Visual field enlargement
    • Stability of tripod/base

    Reviews by our members

    • deeo
      3
      14 out of 14 members found this review helpful
      deeo

      Verified purchase

      Quite a good telescope to start with. However, I cannot recommend it to anyone as long as the Celestron Astromaster 130eq is out there. Slightly better mirror, yes, but with a 10mm eyepiece, the right size for amateur astronomers.
      The powerseeker comes with 2 eyepieces, one of 20mm, good for initial spotting, and one of 4mm which is useless. Yes, you can buy a 10mm eyepiece for the 127eq, but it will cost you 80€.
      Furthermore, if you are not willing to really get involved, then eq tripods are not for you, as they have a bit of a learning curve to set up correctly.

      Translated from Greek ·
      • Do you easily find components for its upgrade?
      • Moderate difficulty to set up
      • Visual field enlargement
      • Clarity
      • Moderate difficulty in adjusting the sight
      • Moderate difficulty to transfer
      • Value for money
      • Stability of tripod/base
      Did you find this review helpful?
    • R_You
      4
      R_You

      Verified purchase

      • Easy to set up
      • Clarity
      • Do you easily find components for its upgrade?
      • Easy sight adjustment
      • Easy to transfer
      • Value for money
      • Visual field enlargement
      • Stability of tripod/base
    • 5
      PGP737

    • 5
      ODYSSEIOS_ATHINAIOS

      Verified purchase

      This review is about the lens diameter: 76 mm

    • deeo
      3
      deeo

      Quite a good telescope to start with. However, I cannot recommend it to anyone as long as the Celestron Astromaster 130eq is out there. Slightly better mirror, yes, but with a 10mm eyepiece, the right size for amateur astronomers.
      The powerseeker comes with 2 eyepieces, one of 20mm, good for initial spotting, and one of 4mm which is useless. Yes, you can buy a 10mm eyepiece for the 127eq, but it will cost you 80€.
      Furthermore, if you are not willing to really get involved, then eq tripods are not for you, as they have a bit of a learning curve to set up correctly.

      Translated from Greek ·
      14
    • R_You
      4
      R_You

      0
    • 5
      PGP737

      0
    • 5
      ODYSSEIOS_ATHINAIOS

      0
    • See all

    Description & Specifications

    At a glance:

    • Manual German equatorial mount with setting circles for locating and tracking celestial objects
    • Aluminum tripod with adjustable height and accessory tray
    • Quick and easy setup without additional tools
    • The smartphone adapter allows you to attach your phone to the telescope to take photos and videos of observed objects
    • The adapter is compatible with any eyepiece with an outer diameter of 34 mm
    • The motor automatically tracks celestial objects as they move across the sky

    Discover the Solar System with the Powerseeker 127EQ telescope from Celestron! You'll be ready for observation in just a few minutes! Its setup is easy and quick, requiring no additional tools. This telescope will provide you with bright, clear images of the Moon, planets, and star clusters for unforgettable nighttime observations!

    Manual German Equatorial Mount

    The telescope mount features two micrometric adjustment cables that allow you to improve targeting accuracy on both the right ascension (RA) axis and the declination (DEC) axis.

    Starry Night Software

    Download the Starry Night software by Celestron and gain access to information about the night sky, celestial objects, and how to organize your next observation night. Starry Night is the leading astronomy software available and serves as a source of knowledge for exploring the Solar System and beyond.

    Technical Specifications:

    • Optical Design: Reflector Newtonian (Newtonian)
    • Aperture: 127 mm
    • Focal Length - F (mm): 100
    • Focal Ratio (f/): 7.87
    • Mount: Equatorial
    • Finder: 5x24
    • Maximum Useful Magnification (x): 300
    • Maximum Apparent Star Magnitude: 13
    • Eyepiece: 20mm (50x) & 4mm (250x)

    Additional Features:

    • Minimum useful magnification: 18x
    • Resolution (Rayleigh): 1.1 arc seconds
    • Resolution (Dawes): 0.91 arc seconds
    • Light gathering power (compared to the human eye): 329x
    • Obstruction by secondary mirror: 41 mm
    • Obstruction by secondary mirror by diameter: 32%
    • Obstruction by secondary mirror by area: 10%
    • Optical coatings: aluminum
    • Optical tube length: 508 mm
    • Tripod material: aluminum
    • Software: Celestron Starry Night & SkyPortal App
    • Smartphone adapter:
      • compatible with any smartphone
      • compatible with 1.25’’ eyepieces of PowerSeeker and AstroMaster telescopes or any eyepiece with an outer diameter of 34 mm

    Included in the package:

    • Optical tube
    • Eyepieces 20 mm & 4 mm
    • Barlow lens 3x
    • Finder
    • Tripod and mount
    • Instruction manual



      Manufacturer

      Manufacturer Details

      Warnings & Safety Information

      Dimensions

      Type
      Reflecting

      Type

      Reflecting

      They use a mirror to gather the light. Then, with a secondary mirror at a 45-degree angle, they send the light to the eyepiece.
      Lens Diameter
      127 mm
      Τρόπος Στήριξης
      Equator
      Robotic
      No
      with Holder for Smartphone Camera
      No
      Wi-Fi
      No

      User Level

      Beginner
      No
      Familiar
      Yes
      Experienced
      No

      Important information

      Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

      Reviews (4)

      4.3
      4
      4.3
      Review this product
      1. 2
      2. 1
      3. 1
      4. 2 stars
        0
      5. 1 star
        0
      Review this product
      • Do you easily find components for its upgrade?
      • Moderate difficulty to set up
      • Clarity
      • Moderate difficulty in adjusting the sight
      • Moderate difficulty to transfer
      • Value for money
      • Visual field enlargement
      • Stability of tripod/base

      Reviews by our members

      • deeo
        3
        14 out of 14 members found this review helpful
        deeo

        Verified purchase

        Quite a good telescope to start with. However, I cannot recommend it to anyone as long as the Celestron Astromaster 130eq is out there. Slightly better mirror, yes, but with a 10mm eyepiece, the right size for amateur astronomers.
        The powerseeker comes with 2 eyepieces, one of 20mm, good for initial spotting, and one of 4mm which is useless. Yes, you can buy a 10mm eyepiece for the 127eq, but it will cost you 80€.
        Furthermore, if you are not willing to really get involved, then eq tripods are not for you, as they have a bit of a learning curve to set up correctly.

        Translated from Greek ·
        • Do you easily find components for its upgrade?
        • Moderate difficulty to set up
        • Visual field enlargement
        • Clarity
        • Moderate difficulty in adjusting the sight
        • Moderate difficulty to transfer
        • Value for money
        • Stability of tripod/base
        Did you find this review helpful?
      • R_You
        4
        R_You

        Verified purchase

        • Easy to set up
        • Clarity
        • Do you easily find components for its upgrade?
        • Easy sight adjustment
        • Easy to transfer
        • Value for money
        • Visual field enlargement
        • Stability of tripod/base
      • 5
        PGP737

      • 5
        ODYSSEIOS_ATHINAIOS

        Verified purchase

        This review is about the lens diameter: 76 mm

      • deeo
        3
        deeo

        Quite a good telescope to start with. However, I cannot recommend it to anyone as long as the Celestron Astromaster 130eq is out there. Slightly better mirror, yes, but with a 10mm eyepiece, the right size for amateur astronomers.
        The powerseeker comes with 2 eyepieces, one of 20mm, good for initial spotting, and one of 4mm which is useless. Yes, you can buy a 10mm eyepiece for the 127eq, but it will cost you 80€.
        Furthermore, if you are not willing to really get involved, then eq tripods are not for you, as they have a bit of a learning curve to set up correctly.

        Translated from Greek ·
        14
      • R_You
        4
        R_You

        0
      • 5
        PGP737

        0
      • 5
        ODYSSEIOS_ATHINAIOS

        0
      • See all
      328,90 €
      14,00 €   shipping cost