This is an entry level telescope. Best for looking at the moon and comets. It includes a k10 and 20mm lens. The adjustments are primarily thumb screws, but I am including the wrench that I used to take the mount off of the tripod (for shipping).

The tripod tray and anything else not in the photos is not included. I purchased this used a few years ago and it only included the tripod, mount, telescope, 2 lenses, adjustment scope, and covers. Anything else that this model had new isn’t included.


I actually never got around to using it since I purchased it, until now. I took it out tonight to make sure it worked. It works and is superior to the old handheld ones, but is limited. I don’t know how much better it would do with additional lenses. Stars didn’t look that much better through it, compared to the naked eye. But, the moon did look pretty spectacular, once focused.

I don’t have the manual, but it can be found online. There are a lot of adjustable thumb screws for focus and alignment.

With the tripod fully extended, the eye piece stands at about 54” in height.

This will ship with the alignment scope removed from the main tube and the mount removed from the tripod. I taped some plastic on top of the tripod were it is greased. And, made sure to include enough photos in the listing, to help the buyer reassemble once received. It’s only four pieces (plus 2 lenses), but the tube to the mount and alignment scope to the tube can be put on backwards, if not careful.

The two nuts that attach the alignment scope to the tube are screwed into the mounting post on the main tube and the bolt (2 washers) that attach the mount to the tripod, are screwed into the mount piece.