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Tasco Luminova 660 x 60mm Telescope

 
Tasco Luminova 660 x 60mm Telescope
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Tasco Luminova 660 x 60mm Telescope

SKU: 

TAS-40060660

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Description:

Perfect for the amateur astronomer, for an amazing look at our closet celestial neighbors.

Features:
  • Tripod;Software with 10,000 objects database

  • Moon filter,Solar projection screen

  • Solar projection screen

  • Finder scoope

Product Details:
Product Length: 30.5 inches
Product Width: 11.0 inches
Product Height: 8.0 inches
Product Weight: 12.15 pounds
Package Length: 30.1 inches
Package Width: 10.4 inches
Package Height: 6.6 inches
Package Weight: 9.4 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 2 reviews
 
Customer Reviews:
Average Customer Review:2.5 ( 2 customer reviews )
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6 of 6 found the following review helpful:

4Nice scope for the money  Mar 18, 2006
By Donald A. Crawford "Stargazer"
I shopped around for a few weeks before I bought the Tasco Luminova, and felt it was the best deal for the money. My wife (The Boss) limited me to $100 from our budget, and this scope had the features I wanted.

It was nicely packed, the parts were clearly labeled and fit together without a hitch. The instructions were clear and the pictures informative. I assembled it in less than an hour.

I have enjoyed it for both stargazing and terrestrial use, watching hikers make use of the many trails in and around South Mountain Park, near our home.

All in all, I have to say I have been pleased with my purchase, and would have paid more for a lesser telescope elswhere.

8 of 11 found the following review helpful:

1Very bad  Jun 07, 2007
By Mark Chen
My first telescope was just like this one. A telescope that has a 60mm apature can not be pushed to 660x and still be useful. For a 60mm apature you'll want to stay under 125x. Power for a telescope is not important. I got a very clear view of Saturn with only 80x. I have a scope that has 8 inches of apature. Do yourself a faver and spend more money and buy a better scope.