Key benefits Reach distant targets at magnification for detailed observation of planets, the moon, star clusters, and brighter deep sky objects. Large objective lens collects more light for clearer views of faint details in lowlight conditions. Fully coated optics reduce reflections and improve contrast for crisper images. Long focal length provides higher resolution and a narrower field of view ideal for closeup study of specific celestial targets. How this product solves common problems Difficulty seeing faint objects: the 200 mm objective diameter gathers more light than smaller lenses, making dim details easier to detect. Lack of detail at power: the 2400 mm focal length supports higher effective resolution so surface features and finer structures are more apparent. Washed out or lowcontrast views: fully coated lens surfaces minimize internal reflections and improve contrast for sharper images. What makes it stand out magnification capability of 92X for observing distant or small targets without losing clarity. 2400 mm focal length tuned for detailed, closeup viewing rather than widefield observation. Large 200 mm objective lens paired with fully coated optics for improved light transmission and image quality. Key specifications Magnification: 92X Focal length: 2400 mm Objective lens diameter: 200 mm Lens quality: fully coated lens for improved contrast and reduced reflections Function and compatibility Designed for astronomical observation of planets, the moon, star clusters, and many deep sky objects. Compatible with common telescope mounts and standard mounting accessories used for consumer and amateur astronomy equipment. Intended for users who prioritize magnification and image detail over widefield viewing. Practical use scenarios 1. Backyard astronomy sessions: Set up on a stable mount, locate a bright target at low power, then increase magnification to 92X for close examination of lunar craters or planetary features. 2. Amateur astronomy club nights: Use the telescope to provide detailed views of planets and bright deep sky objects for group demonstrations and training. 3. Classroom and educational programs: Bring clear, resolution views of the moon and planets to lessons on astronomy, helping students observe surface features and learn observational techniques. Performance tips Start with a lower magnification eyepiece to locate targets, then switch to higher magnification for detail. Use a stable, vibration mount to maximize the benefits of the long focal length and large objective. Allow the optics to thermally stabilize outdoors for the image quality. Summary This optical instrument combines 92X magnification, a 2400 mm focal length, a 200 mm objective lens, and fully coated optics to deliver detailed, contrast views of celestial targets. It is suited to observers and educators who need strong light gathering and resolution performance for focused astronomical viewing.