Vixen A70Lf OTA Refractor Telescope

$Vixen A70Lf OTA Refractor Telescope$ The Vixen Company hails from Japan and has been setting the standard for high quality telescopes since 1949. This remarkable company brought us the first automatic go-to system astronomical telescope. They did not disappoint when they made the Vixen A70Lf OTA Refractor Telescope.

Do you or one of your children want to start learning about astronomy? The Vixen A70Lf OTA Refractor Telescope is the perfect place to begin. It is not expensive like the hi-tech professional telescopes, yet it has an unbelievable clarity that you don’t find in your average telescope. This telescope has 70mm optics and has been given rave reviews. Users of the Vixen A70Lf OTA Refractor Telescope say that its 100x magnification of light gives it the edge over its competitor models. With an f/ratio of 12.9 and a 900mm focal range, you really can’t find another telescope of this quality for the price you’re paying.

The Vixen A70Lf OTA Refractor Telescope is mobile and can be easily taken down and set up. You can decide on which mount you like as it is sold separately. Once the telescope is packed you can fit it in the trunk of a car or in a bedroom closet. This light weight telescope weighs 4.2 pounds. It is only 3 inches wide and 34 inches long.

When you purchase your Vixen A70Lf OTA Refractor Telescope you will see that it comes with 2 eye pieces, rings for mounting, a dove tail, finder scope and a diagonal.

The Vixen A70Lf OTA Refractor Telescope has the capability of seeing the stars, many moons, planets and many other wonders of the universe. This however is not its only use; you can use it for site seeing in this world too. You can take it with you when camping and look for wild life from afar. The Vixen A70Lf OTA Refractor Telescope works in the daylight and the dark.

It doesn’t really matter if you are just a hobbyist that wants to look at the stars every once and a while or if you are really serious about studying astronomy. The Vixen A70Lf OTA Refractor Telescope won't let you down.