Telescopes

Celestron Telescope

The Celestron 237RX6 telescope is a reliable refractor model, ideal for observing stars and planets. It uses a lens that refracts light and gathers it at the rear end, providing a clear and sharp...

The Celestron 237RX6 telescope is a reliable refractor model, ideal for observing stars and planets. It uses a lens that refracts light and gathers it at the rear end, providing a clear and sharp image.

  • Type: Refractor telescope.
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  • Lens Diameter 70 mm
249 00 €

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From eGalaxy 4.8 (38)
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1 piece
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Description & Specifications

The Celestron 237RX6 telescope is a reliable refractor model, ideal for observing stars and planets. It uses a lens that refracts light and gathers it at the rear end, providing a clear and sharp image.

  • Type: Refractor telescope.

Manufacturer

Dimensions

Type
Dioptric
Lens Diameter
70 mm

User Level

Beginner
Yes
Familiar
No
Experienced
No

Important information

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249,00 €
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