Who can recommend an astronomical telescope with a price range of 600 yuan to 1,000 yuan?

Beijing Galaxy Telescope Answer:

Your standards and requirements, choose Xingtron 80EQ is the most suitable, and the cost performance is very high, about 860 yuan.

Astronomical telescopes are divided into three types based on different imaging principles: refraction, reflection and refraction. For beginners, it is best to choose the refractive type, it is very convenient to operate and maintain, simple, and relatively cheap, and the lowest can be bought for about 500 yuan.

The reflection type is relatively short, the imaging effect is good, and there is no chromatic aberration, the aperture can be very large, and the observation field of view is also very large, that is, it is higher.

For entry-level astronomical telescopes, Xingtran 80EQ and 130EQ are better choices, 80EQ can see the crater on the surface of the moon, can see Saturn, Jupiter, Jupiter moons, etc., can also view the scenery, can see one or two kilometers of air conditioning trademark. **Around $850.

130EQ can see the craters on the surface of the moon, Saturn's rings, Jupiter, Jupiter's cloud belts, Jupiter's moons, etc., and 130EQ is basically a civilian astronomical telescope that can shoot nebulae with the lowest aperture requirements after being connected to the camera. **Around 1500 RMB.

The relative aperture of 130EQ is large, and the observation field is large.

You can go to the Galaxy Telescope Knowledge Zone, and you can directly search for "Beijing Galaxy Telescope", where there is a lot of relevant knowledge about the purchase, maintenance and use of telescopes.

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If you are a novice, you need to have a simple understanding of astronomy before buying a telescope, otherwise you will not be able to see the mountains above even if you look at the moon. When you get to a certain level, you can buy a telescope, and when it comes to choosing a telescope, the more expensive the better.

If it is the first time to use it, buy a novice telescope, Xingtron 80EQ is about the same, about 700 to 900 yuan, otherwise you will be very complicated to operate, no matter how large the magnification of the civil astronomical telescope, looking at Uranus is a small point (unless you can leave the atmosphere).

There is also a more important point is that novices want to buy a "refractive" telescope, it is best not to buy a "reflective" telescope, although the "reflective" observation effect is better, but the "reflective" telescope maintenance is more troublesome, the aluminum or silver plated on the surface of the primary mirror is easy to be polluted by air, it should be plated once every six months, even if it is a good vacuum plating mirror, it can only be maintained for several years, and some novices have suffered a big loss in the later maintenance.

Astronomy is very boring and requires patience, and novices can easily lose confidence if they buy high-end telescopes directly, complicated methods of use, and difficult star-hunting process. (It took me 5 hours to find Mars for the first time and more than 4 hours to find Saturn).

If you have to buy a 1w block telescope, it is recommended to buy a cheaper novice telescope first, practice your hands, and wait until you have a certain level of practice to be able to skillfully find the location of each planet in the solar system, and then gradually replace it with an expensive telescope. Otherwise it's just a waste! I started with a 700-piece telescope, then a 5,000-block telescope after a year, and a 9,000-piece one after three years.

The above views are only my own opinions, I hope it will be helpful to you.

The surface of the planet that can be seen may not be much different from a telescope of several thousand dollars.

I can't see the surface of Neptune with a 5k telescope, and your 1W telescope still does. Planets outside the solar system are not even visible to large telescopes.

However, high-end telescopes naturally have their advantages, such as spatial resolution, chromatic aberration control, light collection and other indicators will be much higher.

Summary. The Cintron 80DX is officially equipped with 20mm, 10mm, 4mm eyepieces and 3x extenders, and the 90DX is officially equipped with 32mm, 23mm, and 10mm eyepieces, excluding extenders. In actual observation, the observation of celestial bodies near the zenith is generally relatively rare, so the 90dx is only equipped with a 45-degree zenith mirror, and the angle of the eyepiece is more appropriate for daily observation, and the observation experience will be better; The 80DX is equipped with a more common 90-degree zenith mirror, which is obviously not convenient enough for observation, and the observation experience is slightly worse.

The price of the Xingtran 80DX astronomical telescope is about 1100 yuan, with high magnification and rich magnification, for entry-level astronomy enthusiasts, 80DX is more cost-effective. The price of 90DX is about 2000 yuan, and the official eyepiece magnification is low, but most merchants will give away 5x extenders, which can be used together to achieve a relatively high magnification; Coupled with accessories such as the 90DX's auto-tracking motor for continuous, detailed observations of the planets, the 90DX is more suitable for advanced astronomy enthusiasts.

I bought the Cintron 80DX model, it cost 1100, you can also buy the Centron 90DX price between 1900 and 2000, sorry, please talk about it in more detail?

The Cintron 80DX is officially equipped with 20mm, 10mm, 4mm eyepieces and 3x extenders, and the 90DX is officially equipped with 32mm, 23mm, and 10mm eyepiece wheels. In actual observation, the observation of celestial bodies near the zenith is generally relatively rare, so the 90dx is only equipped with a 45-degree zenith mirror, and the angle of the eyepiece is more appropriate for daily observation, and the observation experience will be better; The 80DX is equipped with a more common 90-degree zenith mirror, which is obviously not convenient enough for observation, and the observation experience is slightly worse. The price of the Xingtran 80DX astronomical telescope is about 1100 yuan, with high magnification and rich magnification, for entry-level astronomy enthusiasts, 80DX is more cost-effective.

The price of 90DX is about 2000 yuan, and the official eyepiece magnification is low, but most merchants in Hengwu will give away 5x magnification, which can be used together to achieve a relatively high magnification; In addition, the 90DX is more suitable for advanced astronomy enthusiasts because accessories such as the 90DX auto-tracking motor are conducive to continuous and detailed observation of the planets.

I am also an astronomy enthusiast and recently bought my fourth astronomical telescope. It is called "Longteng"** is about 12,000. The first three ** are 600, 1800, and 5200 respectively, so I think I can still give you some ideas.

Sky-Waike's mark90 is a highly recommended one. 90 caliber, 1200 focal length, ** is 1700-2000 yuan. And the amount of light entering the 90 mm aperture is also larger than that of telescopes in this ** range.

The focal length of 1200 is already equivalent to the lens barrel of meters, but because it is a fold-back type, the lens barrel can be shortened to 20-25 cm, which is easy to carry and can see far. It is also suitable as a telescope for observing the moon at this price. I've been using this to observe the moon, so I'll talk about some of my experiences with this one.

If you want to see craters, a telescope within 2000 years can see more large and small craters than the naked eye when viewed from the front, and you can feel it more intuitively from the depth. You can see the contrast between the light and shadow of the sun hitting the moon on the crater (which hit me a lot!). ）。

At the same time, you can also see the direction of the mountains on the crater and the difference in color caused by the different reflective abilities of the moon sea and the mountains. And the most noteworthy thing is to see the crater from the side. (The effect is great when the moon is full) that you will be able to see the real "mountains", and suddenly the height of those craters will be more obvious.

At the edge of the moon's vision, where the sun is dim, the rolling mountains and the endless darkness in the distance give me the impression that there is a silent monument there. (Visually impressive!) I looked at the two ** above, in fact, the field of view in the telescope is much smaller than it, that is to say, the magnification is much larger than his, and the field of view seen with the 10mm eyepiece is only one-tenth of the entire lunar field of view, which means that you may only be able to accommodate a large crater in your field of vision.

Based on the smaller the field of view, the greater the magnification, and you can imagine what kind of magnification you have. Of course, the telescope I bought later did not have a major breakthrough in terms of magnification, but there were some auxiliary equipment such as some electronic equipment, and then the imaging was clearer. Of course, this is the difference in the lens, and the clarity of the image is also related to the aperture, and the more light intake with a larger aperture, the clearer it is.

But what you say about seeing sand is beyond the reach of a telescope of this grade, but it is not only the outline of the crater, at least much clearer than the outline. For example, the primary crater of the meteorite impact on the "basin" in the crater, as well as some large rocks, and some undulations on the lunar sea can be seen.

I observe the moon three times a week, but I get the same excitement every time I see it, and maybe that's the charm of it!

Hope it helps.