The Galileo 800mm-72mm CC-872 refractor telescope is the CC series telescope geared to the more serious viewer though is still easy enough for a child to operate. Great for terrestrial (land) viewing the Galileo 800mm-72mm CC-872 telescope takes the CC series to the next level when it comes to star gazing. The large 72mm objective lens pulls in 44% more light (44% more can be seen, and images will be 44% brighter) than the Galileo 600x50mm Refractor Telescope CC-JRME. The addition of an accessory tray helps to keep all your eyepieces and whatever you may have with you close at hand. Plus, the Galileo 800mm-72mm refractor telescope is made with a heavy duty metal helical rack and pinion focuser for increased durability and performance. With an air-spaced achromatic objective, and multi-coated optics the Galileo 800mm-72mm Refractor Telescope, like all Galileo telescopes is built with "The Galileo Difference" so you know that quality optics is what you will be getting. All of these features, along with all of the included accessories below, ensure that you will have all you will ever need to observer the world around you just as Galileo did with your Galileo 800mm-72mm CC-872 refractor telescope.
Specifications for Galileo 800mm-72mm CC-872 refractor telescope:
Aperture Size:
60mm
Focal Length:
800mm
Mount:
Alt-Azimuth
Focuser:
.965" Rack & Pinion
Focus Housing:
Rotating
Erect Image Prism:
45 degrees
Barlow:
3x
Eyepieces:
Zoom & H20mm, 1.25"
Note:
The Zoom eyepiece length is 6.8mm to 16mm
Features of Galileo 800mm-72mm CC-872 refractor telescope:
Air Spaced Objective Lenses
Multi-Coated Optics
Lens Shades
Aluminum Tubes
Internal Baffles in the Optical Tube
Metal Focusing Tubes and Gears
Package Contents:
Galileo 800mm-72mm CC-872 refractor telescope
Pre-assembled Metal Tripods with Adjustable Rubber Feet
viewer though is still easy enough for a child to operate. Great for terrestrial (land) viewing the Galileo 800mm-72mm CC-872 telescope takes the CC series to the next level when it comes to star gazing. The large 72mm objective lens pulls in 44% more light (44% more can be seen, and images will be 44% brighter) than the 
