The pinnacle of Celestron ED Scopes, Celestron C100 ED R Advanced Series Refractor Telescope 21026 is packed with great features and excellent optics. The refractor style Celestron 100ED (APO) features a 2" rack and pinion focuser and has a bracket that can adapt to a photo tripod.

Celestron ED glass provides excellent color correction and razor sharp images and virtually eliminates chromatic aberration usually seen during planetary and lunar viewing. Advanced Series C100ED-R Celestron 100 mm Refractor Telescope comes complete with a 25mm 1.25" eyepiece, erect image diagonal and 6x30 finderscope.

C100 ED R Celestron 100 mm Advanced Series Telescopes 21026 come with Heavy Duty CG-5 German Equatorial Mount . Celestron CG-5 Mount - Precision engineered for stability. Celestron German Equatorial mount has precision worm gears on both axes for extremely smooth stability. The key element that makes this system the most stable in its class is the NEW Heavy-Duty Tripod with larger and more substantial legs that offer excellent damping characteristics for more stable views. Celestron CG-5 also has a convenient latitude scale for easier alignment and an optional polar finder scope for the ultimate in precision alignments.

Specifications for Celestron C100ED-R Telescopes:

Aperture:		100mm (4")
Type:		Refractor
Focal length:		900mm
Focal Ratio:		f/9
Coatings:		Fully multi-coated optics
Eyepiece:		20mm Plössl eyepiece (45x)
Finderscope:		9x50
Mount:		Heavy Duty (CG-5) German equatorial mount

Features of Celestron 100 mm Advanced Series Refractor Telescope:

• Fully multi-coated optics
• Low dispersion ED glass
• Heavy Duty (CG-5) German equatorial mount - w/worm gears on both axes for extremely smooth tracking and slewing
• 2" focuser - allows use of 2" eyepieces
• "The Sky" Level 1 software

Package Contents:

• Celestron C100 ED R Advanced Series Refractor Telescope 21026
• Strudy Adjustable Alluminum Tripod w/ 2" stainless still legs
• 20mm Plössl eyepiece (45x)
• 9x50 Finderscope
• 1.25" Star Diagonal

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