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Three Dimensional Object (Artifact)

2011

Format:	Three Dimensional Object (Artifact), Visual Materials
Title:	RP-100 telescope [WOW]
Publisher, Date:	Ronkonkoma, New York : Carson, [2011?] China : [manufacturer not identified], [2011?]
Description:	1 telescope (telescope, tripod, finderscope, quick start guide, slotted screwdriver, 2 eyepieces, 4 lens caps) : metal, plastic, glass, color ; 81 x 66 cm (assembled, extended) metal, plastic 66 cm long, 18 cm high (from base), 13 cm diameter red, black. metal, plastic 57-118 cm high (unextended to extended), 4 cm diameter black. metal, glass 17 cm long, 4 cm diameter red, black. metal. plastic black.
Summary:	"The Red Planet Series 35-78x76mm, RP-100 is a Newtonian Reflector telescope. It’s large 76mm diameter reflecting mirror captures plenty of light for crisp, bright images and startling detail. The RP-100 features a high-quality, heavy duty aluminum tripod. Use the Red Planet telescopes to view the Rings of Saturn, the Moons of Jupiter, stars, planets and constellations. It features a 10x30mm finder scope and two high quality eyepieces for the best viewing results. The RP-100 includes both an K20mm and an K9mm perfect for astronomical viewing. The Red Planet line features a sophisticated and sleek design so attractive you will be proud to keep it out all year round and it will blend nicely with any décor"-- provided by the publisher.
Subjects:	Newtonian telescopes. Telescopes. Astronomy -- Equipment and supplies. Science for children -- Equipment and supplies.
Other Author:	Carson, creator.
Other Title:	Red planet RP-100 telescope Red planet 35-78x76mm power Newtonian reflector telescope with tripod : RP-100 Telescope Telescopes
Notes:	Telescope, tripod, and eyepieces require assembly. "Warnings: never use telescope to look directly at or near the sun. Viewing the sun can cause irreversible eye damage. Do not point the telescope at the sun even when you are not looking through it. This can cause internal damage to the telescope. Do not leave the telescope unattended at any time. Untrained adults or children may not be familiar with the correct operating procedures. To maintain internal optical alignment, handle telescope with care"-- quick start guide. English ; French. Title from quick start guide ; additional bibliographic information from amazon.com ; summary provided by the publisher.
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Current Holds:	0
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