Bresser Taurus 90 NG Telescope with Solar Filter

Bresser's Taurus 90/900 NG has been designed to provide excellent performance and image quality at a low price. It comes with two eyepieces (4mm and 20mm) and 3x Barlow lens that provides the range you need to view the star above. In fact, the 90mm aperture of the OTA will allow you to see more than just the planets and the moon. There's a full aperture solar filter which will allow you to safely view bright objects, including the surface of the sun! The telescope sits on a versatile NG mount upon the supplied aluminium tripod. This can be used in Altazimuth mode for terrestrial observations, but can also be converted to Equatorial mode for astronomical use. Finally, Bresser has included a smartphone camera adapter which allows you to take photos of what you see through the telescope.

Bresser Taurus 90 NG Telescope with Solar Filter Key Features:

• Excellent quality at a low price
• The telescope sits on the versatile NG mount
• Can be converted to Equatorial mode
• 90mm aperture on the OTA
• Can view much more than just moon and planets
• Included eyepieces & Barlow lens give more range
• A full-aperture solar filter for safe observation
• Smartphone adapter for taking photos

What's in the box?

• 1 x Telescope
• 1 x Dual MPM Mount Dual Alt/Az and EQ
• 1 x Aluminium Tripod
• 1 x Red dot LED viewfinder
• 1 x 1.25" Star Diagonal
• 1 x 4 mm Eye Piece
• 1 x 20 mm Eye Piece
• 1x 3x Barlow lens
• 1 x Full Aperture Solar Filter
• 1 x Smartphone Camera Adapter
• 1 x Manual

Caution: Observing the sun - even momentarily - through optics without the use of a solar filter is liable to cause permanent eye damage. To help prevent accidental exposure, Wex Photo Video recommends the following steps be taken:

• Ensure that everyone participating in solar viewing is made aware of the hazard and does not directly look at the sun without using a solar filter.
• Children should be closely supervised at all times.
• Check the filter for flaws, scratches and damage prior to each use. Do not use it if it is compromised.
• Remove the finder-scope from your telescope prior to solar viewing, in order to ensure that you do not accidently catch sight of the sun through it.
• Ensure that the filter is securely fitted and will not fall or be knocked off during use. Be sure to check that it is firmly attached prior to each use.