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CELESTRON ASTRO FI 102 TELESCOPE

T he Celestron Astro Fi 102 is an easy-to-set-up motorised Go-To telescope that would be ideal for budding astronomers on a modest budget who are looking for a telescope from a trusted brand. Thanks to its compact body, it’s easy to move from place to place, and because it’s a Go-To Wi-Fi-enabled telescope, no prior knowledge of the night sky is needed to start exploring and enjoying it.

The images produced are pleasing, especially considering the price, with some expected image fall-off around the edge of the field of view. Despite this, we’d recommend it as a beginner telescope. Alternatively, this would suit someone interested in astronomy that wants to observe celestial

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