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National Geographic 76/350 Dobsonian Telescope
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In stock Delivery Time: 2-4 days (on time, no contact delivery)
If you're looking for a high quality telescope but don't want to pay a high price, the National Geographic 76/350 Dobsonian Telescope is the ideal choice for your needs. Very simple to operate, this telescope is a popular model for those who are just becoming familiar with stargazing, and it doesn't require any type of assembly prior to your first use.
£159
In stock Delivery Time: 2-4 days (on time, no contact delivery)
What’s in the Box
- Fully assembled telescope
- 2 Eyepieces
- Barlow lens
Specifications
- Diameter: 76mm
- Focal length: 350mm
- Magnification: 18x-117x
- Eyepieces: 6mm, 20mm
- Barlow lens
- Compass
- Moon filter
Instruction Manual
- Need help on using the National Geographic 76/350 telescope? Click HERE to download the instructional manual.
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Nikki Linfield (verified owner) –
when recieved it was not lined up so had to line up telescope which was disappointing telescope good and mobile
Nikki Linfield –
Phil Evans (verified owner) –
Bought this for my nine year olds for Christmas. Well packaged and boxed and delivered as requested. We’ve not used it much so far but its been pretty simple to set up and get going. We had great views of the moon shortly after unboxing. We’ve yet to master the Barlow lens which I’ve found tricky to focus with so far. The only negative observation I would make, as some other reviewers have, is the absence of a spotter scope makes alignment really tricky (even for the moon) which is a downside when trying to keep younger minds engaged. Otherwise very pleased so far.
Phil Evans –
Garf Collins (verified owner) –
Very good telescope for the money. Skies have clouded since the two days I had to test it. In those I could clearly see the moons of Jupiter. It is difficult to pin point such objects though, so I’ve only rated it four. I would have paid extra for some sighting assistance.
Garf Collins –
Jonathan Anderson (verified owner) –
The optics are good but without a sight it is extremely difficult to locate onto a specific object such as a planet. A small and inexpensive addition that would make a big difference to its use. Very frustrating and disappointing given the association with National Geographic.
Jonathan Anderson –
Josephus Baghurst (verified owner) –
Very easy to use, well made and quite complete. The software which comes with it is very useful and instructive. It isn’t Mount Palomar but one wouldn’t expect that from a 3″ mirror. It’s highly portable and enjoyable to use.
Josephus Baghurst –
Nev (verified owner) –
Brilliant telescope, easy to use.
Nev –
Wilf Anderson (verified owner) –
High Summer not the best time to view the heavens and have, so far, had no real chance to use the telescope.
The only comment I can make, negative unfortunately, is that the Stellarium disc is 32 bit whilst my MacOS High Sierra requires a 64 bit set up so not much use to me.
Wilf Anderson –
Hiker –
Nice starter telescope. After reading another reviewer state that he could see the rings of Saturn with this inexpensive scope, I immediately bought one for my son. He is really starting to get an interest in space, and growing up with an amateur astronomer father, I am overjoyed. It’s a nice starter telescope and has been really easy for him to use. I like that it doesn’t take up a lot of room and you can’t beat the price.
Hiker –
PokeE –
Nice telescope for the price. The accessory kit with it and the lenses are great. Able to see nice detail on the moon. Very Very nice for a first telescope.
PokeE –
Andrew –
I got mine elsewhere and honestly it can’t be better for this price. The eyepieces weren’t as bad as I expected, build is also very good. Some minor issues with optic quality are present but I won’t complain at this price. Btw it is extremely easy to use and is very small. Moon looked good on first light. I like it better than my old bran name goto scope as it is so small. May look at the bigger one from nat geo if it ever comes on special again…
Andrew –
Mark –
Have used other telescopes much larger,I’m surprised with this small one,it’s easy to use, good detail ,even Orion nebular is quite clear,Jupiter and it’s moons,nice. It’s the only telescope I have at the moment,I think I’ll keep it.
Mark –
Cesar Hidalgo –
BEST TELESCOPE FOR BEGINNERS! Just to see my Daughter ‘s face , there is not enough stars to rate this telescope. It is a really nice tool for beginners.
Cesar Hidalgo –
Diceter “DiceMan” –
gets us outside and looking at the moon and the planets with my niece and nephew (9 and 7), they absolutely love it
Diceter “DiceMan” –
Tridaddyyof3 –
Great Telescope for the price. This telescope is very powerful considering its size and my 8 year old soon loves it. I think a tripod mounted telescope would be easier on an adult to maneuver, but my son seems to find it easy to use.
Tridaddyyof3 –