Celestron Telescopes from Venturescope
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Celestron CPC 800 GPS Telescope with XLT coatingsFeatures:
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| Celestron CPC 800 GPS Telescope with XLT coatings (8") | £1899.00 |
| Celestron CPC 925 GPS Telescope with XLT coatings (9¼") | £2449.00 |
| Celestron CPC 1100 GPS Telescope with XLT coatings (11") | £2799.00 |
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Celestron Advanced Series C9 1/4-S (XLT) - Schmidt-Cassegrain TelescopeThe C9 1/4-S telescope combines the unequaled optical excellence of a Celestron 9 1/4" Schmidt-Cassegrain telescope with the economical CG-5 German equatorial mount. The 9 1/4" was specifically designed for visual infinity focus when using 2" eyepieces and has an optimized baffle system to benefit astrophotography by minimizing vignetting at the edge of the field of view. Its longer primary focal length and lower magnification secondary mirror contribute to a flatter field of view at the focal plane and helps to further reduce optical aberrations. The C9 1/4-S optical system comes with StarBright®coatings. The optimized baffling system benefits astrophotography and gives high contrast views of the planets. With 33% more light gathering than the 8" model, the C9 1/4-S is compatible with the complete line of Celestron photographic and visual accessories. CG-5 Mount - Precision engineered for stability. The new 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. The CG-5 also has a convenient latitude scale for easier alignment and an optional polar finder scope for the ultimate in precision alignments. |
| Celestron Advanced Series Schmidt-Cassegrain Telescopes are available with different appertures and in either Standard (S) or Extra Light Transmission (XLT) coatings | |
| Celestron Advanced Series C6-S (XLT) - Schmidt-Cassegrain Telescope | £649.00 |
| Celestron Advanced Series C8-S - Schmidt-Cassegrain Reflector Telescope | £799.00 |
| Celestron Advanced Series C8-S (XLT) - Schmidt-Cassegrain Telescope | £911.00 |
| Celestron Advanced Series C9 1/4-S - Schmidt-Cassegrain Reflector Telescope | £1079.00 |
| Celestron Advanced Series C11-S (XLT) - Schmidt-Cassegrain Telescope | £1,799.00 |
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Celestron CGE(XLT) TelescopesThe CGE computerized series is Celestron`s newest line of observatory class Schmidt-Cassegrain telescopes. Offered in 8", 91/4", 11" and 14" apertures, they all come mounted on the state of the art CGE GoTo German Equatorial mount. The German Equatorial mount has long been the favored choice of astronomy buffs and astrophotographers because of its stability and portability. More stable because the center of gravity is directly over the center of its base, more portable because it can be broken down into smaller component parts for easy storage and transportation. For astrophotography, the German Equatorial mount offers easier balancing, unlimited space at the rear of the telescope tube to mount a camera, and whole sky access. Now you can enjoy all of the NexStar software and database features with the extra stability and portability of a German Equatorial mount. The Celestron CGE telescopes use the same optical tube assembly (OTA) as the 8GPS, C91/4-S and 11GPS telescopes while the CGE 1400 uses the classic C14" optical tube assembly. All include high efficiency StarBright™ coatings. In addition to being fully computerized with a database of over 40,000 celestial objects, the CGE German Equatorial mount offers numerous design advantages: |
| Celestron CGE 800 (XLT) Telescope | £3,835.00 |
| Celestron CGE 925 (XLT) Telescope | £4,259.00 |
| Celestron CGE 1100 (XLT) Telescope | £4,669.00 |
| Celestron CGE 1400 (XLT) Telescope | £6,349.00 |
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