£315.00
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The Omegon 90/1000mm EQ-2 refractor provides you with a good starting point for being able to more closely observe the night sky. The rugged high quality optics and mount are well matched to each other.
Your interest in the night sky will turn into fascination!
The Omegon AC 90/1000 optics:
This refractor has an achromatic objective lens which combines 2 lenses in order to correct most colour defects. Irritating colour fringes are thereby largely eliminated and the telescope provides a clear, high-contrast image.
With a lens aperture of 90mm, this telescope provides you with a truly unbelievable amount of detail when observing planets. Whether Jupiter, Mars or Saturn - you can really see the details on these planets. It is an awe inspiring experience to see the rings of Saturn or the 'Great Red Spot' on Jupiter for the first time. Brighter deep sky objects can also be interesting targets for this telescope. You can spend many happy hours observing the famous Ring Nebula in Lyra, the Great Orion Nebula or glittering open star clusters. After all, this telescope collects 165 times more light than the naked eye (for a 7mm dark adapted pupil).
Suggested accessories:
Omegon 1.25'' Nebula/city light filter
Optics |
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Type | Refractor |
Type of build | Achromat |
Aperture (mm) | 90 |
Focal length (mm) | 1000 |
Aperture ratio (f/) | 11,1 |
Resolving capacity | 1,28 |
Limit value (mag) | 11,6 |
Light gathering capacity | 170 |
Max. useful magnification | 180 |
Tube construction | Full tube |
Focuser |
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Type of build | Gear rack |
Connection ( to eyepiece) | 1,25" |
Mount |
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Type of build | EQ-2 |
Mounting type | Equatorial |
GoTo control | no |
Tripod |
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Type | Tripod |
Material | Aluminium |
Included accessories |
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1.25'' eyepieces | 25mm, 6.3mm |
Barlow Lens | 2x |
Deviating optics | 1.25", 90° star diagonal |
Finder scope | Red dot finder |
General |
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Series | Basic |
Area of application |
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Moon & Planets | yes |
Nebulae & galaxies | yes |
Astrophotography | not recommended |
Sun | not recommended |
Recommended for |
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Beginners | yes |
Advanced | no |
Observatories | no |