Bresser Junior 76/300 Smart Dobson

The first personal telescope for young explorers!

The Bresser Junior 76/300 Smart Dobson is a true first telescope for young explorers. The 76 mm mirror gathers about 118 times more light than the naked eye. Enough for craters on the Moon, the moons of Jupiter, and the rings of Saturn. The wooden Dobson base sits on a table and can be operated by children themselves: turn, tilt, look.

Two eyepieces, two magnifications

With the 20 mm eyepiece, you get 15x magnification. Ideal for viewing the entire Moon. The 6 mm eyepiece provides 50x for more detail. The included moon filter dims the bright moonlight, allowing children to view comfortably.

Decorate yourself

The included decorative stickers make the telescope personal. This truly makes it their own instrument. A great gift for a birthday or holiday.

Included

• Newtonian optics 76/300
• Wooden table Dobson base
• 20 mm and 6 mm eyepieces
• Moon Filter
• Decoration stickers
• Manual

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For whom yes, for whom no

For: children from about 6 years old who want to discover the Moon and bright planets. Not: those who expect deep-sky objects or sharp planetary details, the aperture is too small for that. Growing users should look at the Dobson telescopes like the Bresser Messier 130/650. You can find more options for young stargazers at telescopes for children and on the Bresser 1TP5 Page.

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