Colimador Láser Astromania Alignment 1.25 Para Newtonian Tel

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With Astromania Alignment 1.25 Next Generation Laser Collimator for Newtonian Telescopes you will get perfect alignment of your reflectors optics, and faster than with standard collimators. Precise collimation ensures that you will enjoy the sharpest possible images.With this Laser collimator get the best image from your telescope you need to align your telescope regularly and this high quality laser collimator is an essential for this purpose. 1MW or 5MW red laser Seven adjustable brightness levels 1.25 in size. To use for all reflective telescopes 45- degree reticle plate made of aluminum for easier visual accuracy. The battery is not include. - Multi-FunctionDesigned for Reflector telescope, fit for standard 1.25 inch diameter. This sturdy laser unit allows you to swiftly and precisely collimate your Newtonian telescope. Accurate collimation in a few minutes provide a more clearer image. The telescope can be collimated by just one person. - High-Quality and DurableHigh-quality metal construction and anodizing aluminium process, durable for long time use. Require one CR2032 lithium battery (Not Included). - Practical DesignRed laser collimation beam with 7 brightness levels, wavelength 635-655 nm; Output power: less than 5mw, much safer for your eyes. Only when the optics have been accurately collimated can the telescope offer you its full performance. - Well-EngineeredThe laser comes fully adjusted. It can however be further adjusted if required. It has three openings for adjustment, arranged at 120, which are initially sealed. The battery for the laser can be install at any time; the small screw cap at the rear of the laser must be first unscrewed to allow this. - Friendly to EveryoneThis adjustment tool can be used in all 1.25 focusers. We provide you with precise instructions in German and English, with a step-by-step explanation of how to adjust a Newtonian telescope using this laser unit. So, even if you are a newcomer to amateur astronomy, it is very simple to get the optimum performance out of your telescope.