
Internal 32 Channel GPS for automatic time and location intake
Introducing iOptron SmartStar-G-N114 GPS Newtonian telescope. Designed with the latest technology the 114 mm mirror is crafted with aluminum coated mirrors and exacting alignment. The precision design virtually eliminates chromatic aberration for a crisp image without a rainbow halo. You’ll be able to view planets, star clusters and nebulae up close. With the SmartStar-G-N114 you’ll also be able to take dramatic astro-photographs. Two eye pieces come standard to allow for flexibility in viewing either a wider field or a single focused object.
This iOptron “SmartStar” telescope has made stargazing much easier and more enjoyable for my whole family. We have used a variety of manually operated telescopes in the past, but this one is by far the best in terms of locating, tracking, and for viewing objects.Set up is very easy, basically just set it up facing South, turn it on, tell it to find a bright object via the controller (like the moon), and it will get very close. We then fine tune the sighting and the GPS will keep it tracking. I would have liked a little better initial accuracy out of the object targeting and it does help to fully read the instructions (I keep a copy on my laptop so we have them in the field) to get the most out of it.This is a lot of fun to use and the quality is right on par with the Meade telescopes I have used in the past.Recommended!CFH
Like it But power supply transformer died Within two hours of use
comments powered by DisqusI am a newbie on telescopes, but I have used a few low cost ones, and this is the best value for the money, very easy to setup, and GPS object locator works great. I looked in some other sites for the same model and it is more expensive, from $340 to $500. Some of the cons are that some parts feel little cheesy, but the optics is pretty decent. So overall I would recommend this telescope for anyone that is interested in seeing the moon, planets, stars and constellations with decent quality. So far I haven’t seen any UFO, hehe, just kidding.