StarSense Explorer DX6″ SCT on manuaalinen 6 tuuman Schmidt-Cassegrain-kaukoputki, joka analysoi y\u00f6taivasta \u00e4lypuhelimen avulla ja laskee osoitussuunnan reaaliajassa. Sovelluksen opetusohjelmat ja selke\u00e4 k\u00e4ytt\u00f6liittym\u00e4 tekev\u00e4t siit\u00e4 sopivan aloittelijalle, eik\u00e4 aiempaa kaukoputkikokemusta tarvita. Tutustu my\u00f6s muihin astronomical telescopes in our range<\/a>.<\/p>\n The phone is placed in the StarSense dock and aligned with the telescope\u2019s optics in around two minutes. The StarSense Explorer app generates a list of celestial objects currently visible, and when you select an object, the arrows on the screen guide the telescope in the correct direction. When the crosshairs turn green, the object is ready to view through the eyepiece. The system works on the iPhone 6 and later models, as well as on most Android 7.1.2 devices or later manufactured from 2016 onwards.<\/p>\n The altazimuth mount\u2019s slide switches and damped adjustment knobs move the tube smoothly, so you can fine-tune the alignment and track the object as it drifts across the sky simply by turning a knob. The whole unit rests on an adjustable, full-height tripod.<\/p>\n Even in a city with light pollution, Jupiter, Saturn, Venus, the Orion Nebula and double stars are visible. In a darker location, the Andromeda Galaxy and the Hercules Cluster, for example, also come into view. Jupiter\u2019s four Galilean moons, its bands and the Great Red Spot are clearly visible, whilst Saturn\u2019s rings and the Pleiades stand out in sharp relief.<\/p>\nPlug your phone into the dock and you\u2019ll find what you\u2019re looking for<\/h4>\n
Slow-speed adjustments on both axles<\/h4>\n
Places in the city beneath the dark sky<\/h4>\n
Main features<\/h2>\n
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