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| Sold By | Amazon.com | Dianfan-US | MEEZAA-us | Horox | Amazon.com | Amazon.com |
| focal length | 9 millimeters | 650 millimeters | 650 millimeters | — | 9 millimeters | — |
| focus type | Manual Focus | Manual Focus | Manual Focus | Manual Focus | Manual Focus | Manual Focus |
| eye piece lens | Brandon | Plossl | Barlow | 10mm*1 20mm*1 | Plossl | — |
| objective lens diameter | 114 millimeters | 150 millimeters | 150 millimeters | 80 millimeters | 80 millimeters | 130 millimeters |
| telescope mount | motorized altazimuth | Equatorial Mount | Equatorial Mount | — | Altazimuth Mount | Altazimuth Mount |
| lens coating | Fully Coated | Fully Coated | Fully Coated | — | — | — |
| finderscope | Reflex | Reflex | Reflex | Reflex | Reflex | Reflex |
From the manufacturer
114LCM Computerized Newtonian Telescope
Ready to step up to a computerized telescope that can find and track celestial objects for you? Meet the 114LCM, an affordable Newtonian that’s fun to use and beginner-friendly.
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Your Guide to the Night Sky
Automatically locate thousands of celestial objects! Internal database includes stars, planets, galaxies, nebulae and more. Not sure what to view? Take a customized Sky Tour!
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LCM: Lightweight Computerized Mount
Grab and go! This compact, lightweight telescope is your perfect companion for star parties, camping trips, and impromptu backyard observing sessions.
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Newtonian Reflector Optical Design
The largest model in the LCM family, the 114LCM features a 4.5” primary mirror with enough light gathering ability to see fine detail in celestial objects like the Moon’s craters and Saturn’s rings.
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Celestron is Here for You
Astronomy can be intimidating, but Celestron is here to help. As the premier telescope brand since 1960, we offer free US-based tech support & how-to videos, so you can enjoy stargazing hassle-free.
Better Viewing
Includes everything you need to get started with astronomy: two 1.25” eyepieces (25mm and 9mm), StarPointer red dot finderscope, and free Starry Night astronomy software.
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| $330.65 | $340.00 | — | $440.72 |
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Optical Design
| Newtonian Reflector | Refractor | Refractor | Maksutov-Cassegrain |
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Aperture
| 114mm (4.49”) | 80mm (3.15”) | 60mm (2.36”) | 90mm (3.54”) |
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Focal Length
| 1000mm (39”) | 900mm (35”) | 700 mm (28”) | 1250mm (49”) |
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Focal Ratio
| f/8.77 | f/11 | f/12 | f/14 |
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Magnification
| 60x, 167x | 36x, 100x | 28x, 78x | 50x, 139x |
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Limiting Magnitude
| 12.8 | 12 | 11.4 | 12.3 |
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Lowest Magnification
| 16x | 11x | 8.57x | 13x |
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Highest Magnification
| 269x | 189x | 142x | 213x |
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Assembled Weight
| 13.2 lbs | 12.2 lbs | 10.4 lbs | 12 lbs |
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Very good scope
I used to BBQ & drink some beers looking up at the night sky. I’m intrigued of the solar system and beyond. Wasn’t too hard to start. But I’m not patient as I used to be.but I’ve only gotten a few nights to put it to use because it’s been cloudy in my area for an entire month. Literally! And now rain has come into our area for a couple of days. These’d are a few pics of our moon we all see up there. Enjoy.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2024
Size: 114 LCM NewtonianVerified Purchase
I used to BBQ & drink some beers looking up at the night sky. I’m intrigued of the solar system and beyond. Wasn’t too hard to start. But I’m not patient as I used to be.but I’ve only gotten a few nights to put it to use because it’s been cloudy in my area for an entire month. Literally! And now rain has come into our area for a couple of days. These’d are a few pics of our moon we all see up there. Enjoy.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2020
Size: 114 LCM NewtonianVerified Purchase
Excellent little telescope! The best thing about it is the automated sky tracking. The telescope will track with most objects for quite a while before getting off. This telescope is also fairly compact which is great when going through a doorway. While I had some difficulty getting it to "skyalign" I was able to align to Jupiter no problem. I'm still fairly new at using it, so I haven't figured everything out yet, but it seems pretty straight forward.
This telescope does have a Bird-Jones lens, which isn't very clear in the product description. That is how you are able to get such a long focal length with such a small scope. The Bird-Jones lens is like having a permanent Barlow lens built into the focusing tube. Don't forget it is there when cleaning your lenses. If you add a Barlow lens it will most likely over reach the telescope's capability. Make sure you make your calculations before adding non stock lenses. I was able to collimate using a laser collimator without taking out the Bird-Jones lens. Instead of a tiny dot you have a red circle you have to center in the rings. If the circle is fuzzy, then you don't have the beam hitting the focuser tube properly. Once I collimated, I was able to get a clearer image using the more powerful lenses.
The laser spotting scope is really nice and can be set accurately, but it is knocked off very easily. The on/off dial is too similar with the alignment adjusters and I've accidentally grabbed the wrong dial in the dark and threw off the alignment. But it is easy to reset. It can be very accurate if you fine tune it with a more powerful optic lens.
The photos I took of the planets and moon were with my iPhone. The view was actually much clearer with just my eye. You can see the band around Saturn and the Moons of Jupiter. I'd like to know what other people are using to get the much nicer images using this scope.
Now that I have it, I wish I would have went the distance and spent the big bucks on a Celestron Advanced VX 6" f/8 Refractor Telescope.
This telescope does have a Bird-Jones lens, which isn't very clear in the product description. That is how you are able to get such a long focal length with such a small scope. The Bird-Jones lens is like having a permanent Barlow lens built into the focusing tube. Don't forget it is there when cleaning your lenses. If you add a Barlow lens it will most likely over reach the telescope's capability. Make sure you make your calculations before adding non stock lenses. I was able to collimate using a laser collimator without taking out the Bird-Jones lens. Instead of a tiny dot you have a red circle you have to center in the rings. If the circle is fuzzy, then you don't have the beam hitting the focuser tube properly. Once I collimated, I was able to get a clearer image using the more powerful lenses.
The laser spotting scope is really nice and can be set accurately, but it is knocked off very easily. The on/off dial is too similar with the alignment adjusters and I've accidentally grabbed the wrong dial in the dark and threw off the alignment. But it is easy to reset. It can be very accurate if you fine tune it with a more powerful optic lens.
The photos I took of the planets and moon were with my iPhone. The view was actually much clearer with just my eye. You can see the band around Saturn and the Moons of Jupiter. I'd like to know what other people are using to get the much nicer images using this scope.
Now that I have it, I wish I would have went the distance and spent the big bucks on a Celestron Advanced VX 6" f/8 Refractor Telescope.
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KR
This product is exactly as described and it a greater starter telescope at a very reasonable price..
Reviewed in Canada on October 7, 2021Size: 114 LCM NewtonianVerified Purchase
Iphandir
Tanto da dire....ottimo prodotto per cominciare.
Reviewed in Italy on November 28, 2017Size: 114 LCM NewtonianVerified Purchase
Ian C. Vanner
excellent! At club astronomy nights he is often the ...
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 9, 2015Size: 80 LCM RefractorVerified Purchase
