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OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
You will find that additional accessories for your AstroMaster telescope will enhance your enjoyment and the usefulness
of your telescope This is just a short list of various accessories with a brief description Visit the Celestron website for
complete descriptions of all accessories available
Sky Maps (# 93722) – Celestron Sky Maps are the ideal teaching guide for learning the night sky
Even if you already know your way around the major constellations, these maps can help you locate
all kinds of fascinating objects
Omni Plossl Eyepieces – These eyepieces are affordable and offer razor sharp views across the entire
field They are a 4-element lens design and have the following focal lengths: 4 mm, 6 mm, 9 mm, 12 5
mm, 15 mm, 20 mm, 25 mm,
32 mm, and 40 mm – all in 1 25" barrels
Omni Barlow Lens ( #93326)– A Barlow lens doubles the magnification of any eyepiece with which it is paired The 2x
Omni is a 1 25" barrel, is under 3 inches (76mm) long, and weights only 4 oz (113 g)
Moon Filter (# 94119-A) – This is an economical 1 25" eyepiece filter for reducing the brightness of the moon and
improving contrast, so you can observe greater detail on the lunar surface
UHC/LPR Filter 1 25" (# 94123) – This filter is designed to enhance your views of deep sky
astronomical objects when viewed from urban areas It selectively reduces the transmission of certain
wavelengths of light, specifically those produced by artificial lights
Night Vision Flashlight (# 93588) – The Celestron flashlight uses two red LED's to preserve night vision better than
red filters or other devices Brightness is adjustable Operates on a single 9-volt included battery
Digital Camera Adapter – Universal # 93626) – A universal mounting platform that allows you to do
afocal photography (photography through the eyepiece of a telescope) using 1 25" eyepieces with your
digital camera
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