تيليسكوب ستار سينس اكسبلورر بوضع دي اكس مع حامل من النوع 130 ايه زد من سيلسترون

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Oliverio Escalona María1.0:
Una lástima el producto llegó dañado y con claros síntomas de haber sido usado el tubo tenía una abolladura que al pasar la mano se notaba quizá se les había caído.Al final lo devolví y he adquirido un Celestron Astro Fi 6SC de 150/1500 con montura motorizada por el mismo precio en tienda especializada.Una verdadera lástima 😘

Tirso Suarez Nuñez3.0:
Este telescopio finalmente no requiere alinearlo con el espacio antes de usarlo lo cual es una lata porque no obstante lo fácil que celestron lo describe falla mucho o es tardado. Esta innovación con el aparato movil si cumple en cuanto a funcionalidad. Desafortunadamente en mi caso vino fallado el tornillo de movimiento lento a base de tornillos y lo devolví.

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I’ve been observing the night sky with telescopes for 35 years have owned almost 20 different telescopes and have been asked many times for suggestions by people looking to buy a “starter” telescope. When I heard about the new Celestron StarSense Explorer line of telescopes I was super intrigued and decided I’d purchase one to try out.Spending $399 on anything is a lot to spend. Spending $399 on a telescope is relatively inexpensive compared to most telescopes on the market and certainly is within the price range of other beginner telescopes. So what did I think of the Celestron StarSense Explorer DX 130AZ? The short answer is as an entry level telescope I loved it! If you want to know why read further.I’ll start by saying the telescope was well packed. It came in an attractive box with the components packed in smaller boxes inside. All of it was packed within a standard shipping box.The instructions made assembly very smooth although I’m sure it doesn’t hurt that I have assembled a lot of telescopes. I went into it though trying to have the perspective of someone who is new to telescopes. Having said that I did jump to one conclusion that I was happy to be wrong about. The StarSense Explorer DX 102AZ and 130AZ telescopes have slow motion controls for moving the telescope left and right as well as up and down. Every slow-motion control I’ve ever seen attaches to the mount using visible small thumb screws. The slow-motion controls for the DX telescopes use sunken Allen head screws that are not readily visible. This is in no way a negative. I’m simply mentioning it for anyone else like me that would expect to see the typical thumb screws. Unboxing everything and assembling the telescope took less than 30 minutes.The Celestron StarSense Explorer DX 130AZ is a 5.1” diameter reflecting telescope on an alt-azimuth mount with an adjustable height tripod. It comes with two entry level eyepieces; a 25mm that provides 26x and a 10mm that provides 65x. It also comes with a Celestron StarPointer red dot finder. The StarPointer is very similar to the finders I use on my more expensive and more sophisticated telescopes. It makes pointing the telescope at the targets you know the location of without using the StarSense app very easy. It does need to be aligned with the telescope which can be done quite easily when you follow the included instructions.In my opinion the real strength of the Celestron StarSense Explorer line of telescopes is the StarSense app. Using this app on your smartphone coupled with this quality beginner telescope makes finding objects in the night sky an almost effortless pleasure. The StarSense app walks you through aligning the night sky in the app with where the telescope is pointed. Once the two are aligned click on the StarSense icon at the bottom of the screen on your smartphone pick an object you want to look at and the app will guide you to move the scope manually to the chosen object. It does this with great accuracy which I’ll touch on later. It also provides a description observing tips and data for each object while standing at the telescope. StarSense is a very intuitive and informative app.I chose the Celestron Explorer DX 130AZ because it has the largest aperture in this new line of telescopes. The aperture of a telescope is the real power of the telescope. The larger the aperture the more light it will collect and the brighter objects will be. A 130mm (5.1”) telescope is enough aperture to keep an avid observer busy for years. Don’t get hung up on the advertised magnification of a telescope. After many years of using large 18” and 25” reflecting telescopes that required step ladders and stools to look through I do all my observing with 4” 5” and 6” refracting telescopes nowadays.During my first night out with the Celestron StarSense Explorer DX I observed 20 different objects including the planet Venus the Orion Nebula the Pleiades Star Cluster four galaxies (M65 M66 M81 M82) and quite a few various other open star clusters. I used the StarSense app to guide me to each object. When using the supplied 25mm eyepiece every object was placed in the center of the field of view. I was super impressed by just how accurate it was! I currently have a couple different expensive computerized GoTo telescope mounts that automatically slew whatever telescope I have on them to the selected object. The StarSense app pointed the DX 130AZ telescope with more consistent accuracy than I have experienced with my GoTo telescope mounts. Optically stars were sharp and objects appeared as I would expect when observing from my front yard with more than one streetlight keeping my eyes from being adapted to the dark. To truly experience the potential of any telescope observe from the darkest location you can and let your eyes adapt to the dark. Use a red flashlight if possible. Also take advantage of the night vision mode in the StarSense app. Doing so will tint your smartphone screen red which will help your eyes stay adapted to the dark.In summary the Celestron StarSense Explorer DX 130AZ is surprisingly enjoyable and easy to use. This is the most fun I’ve had with any telescope in its price range and in my opinion it has the potential to change astronomy for beginners in a very positive way. What a fun way to be introduced to the universe! I can only imagine how different my early years under the stars would have been if I had this telescope coupled with a smartphone and the StarSense app. I highly recommend this for anyone wanting to start their journey into amateur astronomy!

Jose Alonso Mendez Lieras1.0:
Un desperdicio total de mi dinero. Compraré otro y este quedará empolvado en el clóset.

Roger B5.0:
I ordered my telescope from Amazon on February 5 2020. It arrived about a week later as promised by Amazon. The box was in perfect condition. So was everything in the box. We live in Atlanta and since the scope arrived through yesterday we have had 7 days with semi clear sky. Not a great time to have purchased a telescope. But I digress. The assembly of the tripod and the telescope was pretty simple. The directions are good and easy to follow. Once the setup was complete I moved on to aligning the FinderScope. The directions say to take the scope outside and find a fixed object at least a quarter of a mile away. In Atlanta with the hills and trees that is a challenge. I was able to zero in on an object about 200 yards away (1/8 if a mile) and set up the ScopeFinder. Next you are asked to download the app to your phone. The process was very easy – be sure to keep the orange card with the access code to access the telescope control. Next you place your phone in the StarSense dock and adjust the dock to get your phone centered on the StarSense mirror. All you need now is a clear night sky. Again more waiting here in Atlanta. Finally a partly clear sky so outside we went. We started out easy with the moon. We opened the app picked the moon and the screen on the phone told us which way we needed to move to find the moon. Obviously we knew where the moon was be we wanted to see how the software worked. This is the coolest part of the StarSense Explorer. The arrows on the screen guide to to where you need to be. Once you get close you can start to use the slow-motion adjustments until the phone says that you are where you need to be. It’s amazing. Looking in the eye piece of the telescope the moon wasn’t centered so I went through the alignment process very quickly on the ScopeFinder again using the moon. Although the moon is not stationary it worked great. Now it is perfect. We moved to Venus and then the Beehive Cluster before the clouds took over. The software worked perfectly to get us to both views. There is no need to have the tripod perfectly level. All you have to do is follow the instructions on your phone. For a novice this is a great easy to setup easy to operate telescope. Don’t hesitate to get one.

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