TASMAN TELESCOPE

Product ID: [309 / 535]
  • Authentic Victorian design
£179.50Stock: Available on request
Estimated delivery date: Thursday 9 February 2012

The Tasman telescope is a nickel instrument that was used in the Victorian era. This handmade replica of a 19th century telescope, with two adjustable viewers, is an elegant and classic attribute for home or study. The stand is adjustable, allowing to set the Tasman telescope to the right height.

Dimensions: 40cm x 73cm

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Question: Howard, 8 July 2011 how far in feet/yards can you see with this telescope Answer: Thank you for this question. There isn’t really a maximum visibility for this telescope, or any telescope, as it merely magnifies images.

Telescopes face the same obstacles to their visible range as the human eye: weather, clouds, physical obstacles, etc. So if, on a clear day, you can see 5 km from the top of a building, then items 5 km away will look 8-10 times closer. However, you can also see much farther with the telescope. Looking up into the sky, you can see vastly farther. Looking out at Earth you are limited by the curvature of the Earth.

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General
 TypeDecorative telescope
 BrandAuthentic Models
 Guarantee1 year
 GoTo system
 Tripod materialMassive wood (black)
 MountingAltazimuth
 Tripod height28,7402″
Optics
 Objective diameter ø35 mm
 ConstructionAchromatic (Fraunhofer)
 Focal length400 mm
 Magnitude limit8,3 mag.
 Resolving power3,3 arcsecond
 Maximum useful magnification70×
 Focal ratio1 : 11
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