National Geographic 70/900 Refractor Telescope

National Geographic 70/900 Refractor Telescope

The National Geographic 70/900 Refractor Telescope is a dual-use instrument for the night sky and the landscape by day. Aim it at the Moon after dark, then turn it on a distant ridge or shoreline in the morning.

Features and Benefits

The 70 mm (2.8 in) refractor lens works with a long 900 mm (35.4 in) focal length, giving an f/12.8 aperture ratio. That long focal length suits higher magnification on the Moon and planets, where fine detail matters most.

Additionally, the Multi Purpose Mount (MPM) works in two ways. In azimuthal mode it moves simply up, down and around for land observation. In equatorial mode you follow stars across the sky by adjusting a single axis.

Plus, an aluminium tripod gives the setup a stable base. Eyepieces and a finder come in the box, so you can start observing without buying extras.

Product-Specific Use Cases

Take the National Geographic 70/900 Refractor Telescope to Al Qudra or Sweihan on a clear winter night for lunar craters and the bright planets. By day, set it up at a coastal viewpoint or a desert camp and scan the horizon for wildlife.

Technical Specifications

A classic long refractor on a versatile mount.

• Optical Design: Refractor
• Aperture: 70 mm (2.8 in)
• Focal Length: 900 mm (35.4 in)
• Aperture Ratio: f/12.8
• Mount: Multi Purpose Mount, azimuthal or equatorial mode
• Tripod: Aluminium
• Applications: Lunar, planetary, deep sky and land observation
• Focus Group: Beginners

Why Buy at Trekaline

One telescope for the stars and the scenery. Order the National Geographic 70/900 Refractor Telescope from Trekaline. Free shipping on eligible orders, hassle-free returns and fast UAE dispatch are included.