Astromania 1.25" 45-Degree Diagonal Prism Optical Prism Inside Rather Than a Mirror which Makes Your Image Clear and Sharp
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It's well known that the principle of reflecting telescope is reflection, which means that if you reflect it again through a diagonal prism, you lose some of the brightness of the image. Also, it's hard to match the focal length and diameter of the telescope. As a result, it is not recommended to use a diagonal prism on a Newtonian Reflector Telescope.
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A paint job is done on the nose. This one was not the one that arrived. There should be a way to remove both the nosel and the It is best for both the nasal tip and the nose to be removable for cleaning purposes. It's painted on, but the nose piece is not. Considering that Atsromania had to produce this product, it's shocking to me that it wasn't just a generic Generic of Celestron's.
Using a small refractor as a spotting scope works really well here the viewing angle is perfect and the image isn't flipped at all. Instead of a chrome barrel, the one I received had a black barrel, which doesn't really make a difference, so I'm not really.