Refractor Telescope with altazimuth mount, 525x magnification, 700 mm x 60 mm, white

Refractor telescope with altazimuth mount
The Wallis refractor telescope uses a convex lens (objective lens) at the light entrance of the tube, which refracts the light rays, concentrating and aligning them towards the end of the tube, where the eyepiece output is located (at the back of the telescope), which is where we place the eyepieces. It has an altazimuth mount, a basic mount that allows for altitude movement (up-down) and horizontal circular movement (left-right). This type of mount requires practice to master.
Uses
Functions and features:
Magnification 525X
Aperture: 60 mm (2.4")
Focal length: 700 mm f/11.6
Eyepiece output: 24.38 mm (0.965")
Diagonal: 90°
Color: White
Weight: 3.5 kg
Packaging: Cardboard box
Included accessories:
3 eyepieces: 20 mm, 12.5 mm, and 4 mm
1 Lunar filter
1 3X Barlow lens
1 1.5X erecting eyepiece
Metal tripod with slow-motion control rod for easy vertical micro-adjustment
Accessory tray
Assembly instructions
Real maximum magnifications:
Without Barlow: 35X, 56X, and 175X
With Barlow: 105X, 168X, and 525X
Maximum useful magnification: 140X