Acute 60 mm MC telescope model

The Acuter 60 mm MC telescope model is a small but full-featured, full-featured, MacSutov-Cassegrain telescope that can be used to observe the brighter celestial targets such as the craters of the Moon, the ring of Saturn, the wanderings of Jupiter's moons

A part of the housing of the small telescope model can be easily removed, revealing the principle of operation of this type of telescope. Its Dobson-type stable stand can be used on a table, but can also be mounted on a standard photo stand.

With the Acuter 60 mm MC binocular model, the manufacturer has included a 90° Amish prism, you'll see both upright and side-on images when looking into the scope.

The two eyepieces supplied with the scope give magnifications of 37.5 x and 75 x, which is as high as you should push. Also included with the scope is a mobile phone holder that can be attached to the eyepieces to capture the brighter objects.