Overstock Deal Celestron Cgx - 9.25 Edgehd Series [9MZ1ma5C]

Overstock Deal Celestron Cgx - 9.25 Edgehd Series [9MZ1ma5C]: The Ultimate Observing Experience

The Overstock Deal Celestron Cgx - 9.25 Edgehd Series [9MZ1ma5C] is a game-changer in the world of astronomy. This advanced telescope combines the latest technology with precision engineering to deliver unparalleled performance for both visual and photographic observations. With its robust CGX mount and EdgeHD optics, this telescope offers a seamless and immersive experience, allowing you to explore the cosmos with ease.

Advanced Features and Specifications

The CGX mount, designed for the CGX - 9.25 EdgeHD, boasts a remarkable 25kg payload capacity, making it an ideal choice for serious astrophotography. Its dual dovetail clamp allows for easy switching between small solar telescopes and large Schmidt-Cassegrains, providing versatility for a wide range of observing needs. The mount's powerful, fast-reacting motors ensure precise tracking, while the sturdy toothed belt system eliminates play and ensures long-lasting performance. The new large screws are easy to grip, even when wearing gloves, and the polar height adjustment has been revised for easy alignment even when the mount is fully loaded.

Optical Excellence and Practicality

The EdgeHD optics, a hallmark of Celestron's innovation, offer a compact design with significantly improved imaging at the edge of the image. This system not only corrects coma outside the optical axis but also field curvature, ensuring sharp images right up to the edge of the large visual and photographic field of view. The EdgeHD telescopes are HyperStar compatible, allowing for primary focus photography at f/2 and f/1.9 with optional HyperStar optics. The telescope comes with an Axiom eyepiece, providing an impressive combination of magnification and field of view. Its features, such as mirror locks, ventilation openings, and compatibility with telecompressors and Barlow lenses, make it a versatile and practical choice for both amateur and professional astronomers.