HD Refractive astronomical telescope with 70mm aperture and 300mm focal length, great for students and kids or those who are interested in learning more about the space and night sky. With 1.5X erecting lens and 3X barlow lens, the maximum magnification of this telescope can reach 150 times, which can increase the viewing capability. Lightweight and portable, this telescope is a wonderful gift for those who love observing animals, enjoying scenery, traveling, etc.

Features:
HIGH MAGNIFICATION: Refractive astronomical telescope with 70mm aperture and 300mm focal length, 150x maximum power.
SUPER CLEAR: Comes with 3 eyepieces - H20mm, F6mm, F12mm. The coated all-glass optics for enhanced image brightness and clarity.
EXPLORE THE SPACE: 1.5X erecting prism and 3X barlow lens for increased viewing capability, getting breathtaking views of space.
MOON FILTER: Comes with a moon filter, it will cut down glare and bring out much more surface detail and give you better contrast.
TRAVEL TELESCOPE: Portable and lightweight enough so your child can carry it around easily.
EASY TO INSTALL: Effortless assembly with no tools required, extremely easy to use.
WELL-BUILT: Aluminum alloy construction, sturdy build quality, good choice for students or those who want to learn more about space and nature.

Specifications:
Material: Aluminum Alloy
Color: Orange / White (optional)
Aperture: 70mm
Focal Length: 300mm
Max Magnification: 150X
Erecting Prism: 48 degree
Focal Ratio: F5.7
Eyepiece: H20mm, F6mm, F12mm
Tripod Height: Max. 38cm / 15in
Package Size: 46*22*11cm / 18.11*8.66*4.33in
Package Weight: 2800g / 6.17lb

Operation & Focus:
1. Finderscope mounted on the telescope; install the telescope to the tripod; the erecting prism to the telescope.
2. Place the 20mm eyepiece to the erecting prism; choose distant objects on the ground as the target; adjust the 3 screws of the finderscope so that the finderscope and telescope eyepiece observed the same goal.
3. Remove the eyepiece from the diagonal mirror; attach the phone mount through the eyepiece interface.
[Dont look directly into the sun otherwise it will burn the eyes]