Skywatcher Telescope 60/700 AZ2 Refractor

Skywatcher Telescope 60/700 AZ2 Refractor Learning or interested in Astronomy? This Sky-Watcher 60/700 Refractor Telescope allows beginners to take their first steps into the world of Astronomy. Several accessories are provided, this telescope is suitable for both astronomical and terrestrial observations. Unlike many other beginner telescopes on the market, this Sky-Watcher 60/700 comes with standard 1.25″ focuser allowing a broad range of Skywatcher and aftermarket eyepiece and accessories to be used for a better viewing experience. Equipped with a user-friendly alt-azimuth AZ2 mount, this Sky-Watcher telescope can move in both horizontal and vertical axes. It is designed for viewing the Sun (Solar Filter required, not included), the moon and bright planets, and terrestrial observation during the day. Features Refractor Advantage – Experience classic quality, sharper image, no secondary mirror shadow which makes it suitable for terrestrial viewing when used with a 45° erecting image diagonal or an erecting tube (not included) Superb Imaging Qualities – Delivers clear, high-contrast images of the Moon & planets – See Jupitor and Saturn’s rings! Perfect for Beginners – Simple & Easy to use Suitable for both astronomy & terrestrial use Lightweight and easy to use Protective carrying case included Aluminium tripod Sky-Watcher 5 Years manufacturer warranty Specifications Click Here for Manual Includes:  60mm Achromatic Refractor AZ2 Mount with Aluminium Tripod 2 Eyepieces Super 10mm (70x) & Super 20mm (35x) – 1.25″ barrel 2x Barlow Lens (double the magnifications of the eyepieces) Finderscope 6×24 90° Star Diagonal – 1.25″ barrel Instruction Manual Model: SW607AZ2 Optical design: Multicoated Achromatic refractor Aperture: 60mm Focal Length: 700mm Focal Ratio: f/11.7 Resolving Power: 2.00″ Stellar Limit Magnitude: 11.4 Highest Practical Magnification: 120x Light-gathering power (compared to the unaided eye): 73 Focuser Diameter: 1.25″ Recommended Usage: Viewing the Moon and Planets (607AZ2)