Meade Polaris 127mm Equatorial Reflector Telescope

Meade Polaris 127mm Equatorial Reflector Telescope
- A 127mm diameter reflecting telescope with 1000mm focal length
- Features a stable Equatorial mount with slow-motion controls, making it easy to track celestial objects as they move across the night sky
- Comes with three eyepieces that provide low, medium and high-powered magnification for viewing a wide range of objects (Moon, planets, nebulae) plus a 2x Barlow lens to double the magnification - essentially like having 6 different eyepieces!
- Red-Dot finder scope included
- Bonus Autostar Suite Astronomer Edition Software available for download - with over 10,000 celestial objects displayed (Windows PC only)
Developed for beginner and amateur astronomers, the Meade Polaris Series delivers an experience that will have you looking to the skies for many nights to come. Combining an equatorial mount and quality optics with superb value, the Meade Polaris refracting and reflecting telescopes are your gateway to the cosmos.

The Polaris 127 reflecting telescope is fantastic for beginners and amateurs who want to discover more. With a 127mm (5.0") aperture size, the Polaris 127 will deliver bright, clear images for the aspiring astronomer to enjoy. Whether you're viewing the Moon, planets, or deep-sky objects such as nebulae, galaxies, and star clusters, the view through the Polaris 127 will keep you looking up for a long time.

Pros:
A larger aperture to get a better view of deep-sky objects
Once polar aligned, the equatorial mount allows you to locate and track celestial objects because it rotates with the Earth, instead of the up-down left-right directions of an altazimuth mount

Cons:
Reflecting telescopes won't produce right-side up images, so terrestrial viewing is limited

Q: How is this telescope different than other Polaris models (114, 80, etc)?
A: Aperture size and telescope type. The bigger the aperture, the more light-gathering power the telescope will have, resulting in brighter, detailed images. The Polaris 114, 127, and 130 are reflecting telescopes, meaning they use mirrors to produce an image. The Polaris 70, 80, and 90 are refracting telescopes, which use lenses to produce an image. The Polaris 127 has a 127mm aperture, the second largest aperture of the Polaris series.

Q: What is the difference between the Polaris 127 and the Polaris 130?
A: The Polaris 130 has a 650mm focal length, ideal for large galaxies and nebulae. The 127 has a 1000mm focal length, great for smaller objects like planets.
Country USA
Brand MEADE
Manufacturer Meade
Binding Electronics
ItemPartNumber 216005
Model 216005
Warranty One Year
Color Blue
ReleaseDate 2019-11-01
Size One Size
UnitCount 1
UPCs 809392583821
EANs 0809392583821

Country	USA
Brand	MEADE
Manufacturer	Meade
Binding	Electronics
ItemPartNumber	216005
Model	216005
Warranty	One Year
Color	Blue
ReleaseDate	2019-11-01
Size	One Size
UnitCount	1
UPCs	809392583821
EANs	0809392583821

Meade Polaris 127mm Equatorial Reflector Telescope

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