Description
The Advanced Pie Matrix Rigel Telescope is ideal for long duration lunar, planetary, and deep-sky viewing and astrophotography. It boasts a large aperture and long focal length that produces tremendous magnification, facilitating detailed observations of your favourite extraterrestrial objects in the night sky.
Immerse in a celestial experience with an advanced Rigel refractor telescope
Exploring the night sky is a favorite activity of many. To make it even more special, productive, and realistic, Pie Matrix presents the magnificent Rigel telescope. The Rigel telescope is one of the best telescopes for amateur astronomers offering high refraction quality, extreme clarity, and detailed shots of planetary objects. This telescope covers all the objects in the sky, from large stars like the Moon to the infinite galaxies floating in space.
One of the reasons for a Rigel telescope’s popularity is its unique accessibility. The telescope is extremely easy to use and navigate, giving you a divine experience of star gazing, astrophotography, and long-duration deep-sky viewing.
You can take the telescope to different observing locations in the carrying case that comes with it, as it is lightweight and convenient. Pie Matrix offers this stellar telescope at an entry-level price, making it a great value for the killer combination of distortion-free optics, a stable setup, a tripod, and included accessories the telescope comes with.
It’s fully multi-coated achromatic double lens configuration corrects for spherical and chromatic aberrations to create clear and bright images without distortion across the entire field of view, with true color rendition.
Extraordinary features for extraterrestrial observations
The Rigel Telescope is no ordinary optical instrument but an intricately designed object that makes you feel like you are moving across the night sky in real-time. Here are some of the most striking features of the Rigel Telescope at Pie Matrix:
Never seen before optical nuances:
The Rigel Telescope has a high-quality, multi-coated achromatic double glass lens that gives a clear and bright view of the night sky, reduces reflection, and improves light transmission for distortion-free images. Its large aperture and long focal length allow a true color rendition of the images of the celestial objects.
A surreal and simple setup:
For beginner astronomy and telescope usage, you need an instrument that is simple to set up, has self-explanatory controls, and gives the most breathtaking sky views without much effort. All of this and much more are available in the Rigel telescope.
The adjustable tripod of the telescope is suitable for all ages and heights and has a sturdy mount for clear tracking of the sky. The slow-motion controls help quickly adjust the telescope’s position for ascension and declination of the axes.
Smartphone adapter for astrophotography:
Pie Matrix designs the Rigel telescope to meet the needs of modern night gazers, who want to capture every ethereal experience, much like finding a nebula or spotting the Rigel star. The smartphone adapter helps connect the telescope to the phone’s camera and click pictures of the view. The adapter is compatible with most smartphone models.
Technical features of the Rigel telescope
The closer we look into the sky, the more we learn about its endless beauty, history, and intricacies. Similarly, the Rigel telescope by Pie Matrix consists of specifications more than what meets the eye.
- Aperture: 120mm
- Focal Length: 900mm
- Prism: 2″ 45-degree correct image
- 3x Barlow Lens for Triples magnification
- Focal Ratio: 7.5
- Long Optical Metal Tube for Day Spotting
- Smooth Manual Equatorial Mount
- Anti-reflective and FMC Lens
- Resolution: 1.16 Arc Second
- Optical Red Dot Infrared Scope to locate the objects in the sky
- Diagonal Mirror for a convenient viewing position
- Eye Pieces: K6mm, K10mm, K25mm
- Accessories Included: 20mm Erector, Travel/Carrying Case, Smartphone Adapter
- Package Contents: Scope, Full-Size Aluminium tripod, Green Moon Filter, Barlow Lens, Eye Pieces, Telescope, Finder Scope, Erecting Eyepiece, Accessory Tray, Adjustable full-length tripod, Instruction Manual, Lens Cleaning wipes, Space Calendar
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Solar Warning
- Never look directly at the Sun with the naked eye or with an optic (unless you have the proper solar filter). Permanent and irreversible eye damage may result.
- Never use your optic to project an image of the Sun onto any surface. Internal heat build-up can damage the optic and any accessories attached to it.
- Never leave your optic unsupervised. Make sure an adult who is familiar with the correct operating procedures is with your optic at all times, especially when children are present.
