Explore the depths of our Solar System with the Celestron 31051 AstroMaster 130EQ-MD (Motor Drive) Telescope Celestron AstroMaster 130EQ-MD! Thanks to its quick and easy setup, you'll be ready to observe in minutes.

130EQ provides the clearest images of the Moon, planets, star clusters and more for a great observation experience.

There are two slow motion control buttons, also referred to as AstroMaster, RA, and DEC, that allow you to make fine punctuation adjustments to the telescope on both the right elevation and tilt axes.

Accessories include a 20 mm and 10 mm lens, a finder scope and a motor driver.

Two eyepieces offer different magnifications for low and high level vision.

20mm has an inherently built-in upright image trimmer.

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Warranty Information 2 YearsOptical Design Newton ReflectorDiaphragm 130 mmFocal Length 650mmFocal Ratio f/5Focal Length of Lens 1 20mmMagnification of Lens 1 33xFocal Length of Lens 2 10mmMagnification of Lens 2 65xBarlow LensFinder Scope Internal StarPointer™ red dot finder scopeOptical Tube AluminumHighest Usable Magnification 307xMost Usable Magnification 19xLimiter Star Size 13.1Solution (Rayleigh) 1.07 arc secondsResolution (Dawes) 0.89 arc secondsLight Gathering Power (Compared to Human Eye) 345xSecondary Mirror Obstacle 44mmSecondary Mirror Obstruction by Diameter % 34B Secondary Mirror Obstruction by Dimension % 11% Optical Tube Length 610 mmScrimeter CG-3 Swab RodMounting Type CG-3 Equatorial Leg Diameter 31.75 mmTodrip Weight 3.44 kgTrip Tray ImpressionVarray Edition: Available Starry Basic and Night Mounted Eyepi-mounted Optical Assembly: Mounted Optical Eyepi-mounted 20mm, Eyepi-mounted eyepi-mounted eyepi-mounted lens is never suitable for use in direct sunlight or sunlight.

It may cause permanent and irreversible eye damage.

Never use your optics to project an image of the sun onto any surface.

Internal heat build-up can damage the optics and all accessories attached to it.

Never leave your optics unsupervised.

Make sure an adult familiar with proper operating procedures is always with your optic, especially around children.