Omegon Reflector Telescope N 130/920 EQ-2 - Great for Beginners

Description

At a glance:

• 130mm aperture optics
• red dot finder for easy location of celestial objects
• stable secondary mirror spider vanes
• 1.25'' focuser for all standard 1.25'' eyepieces and filters
• collimation adjustment screws for the secondary and primary mirrors
• a tube weight of 3.4 kg and tube exterior diameter of 168mm

The Omegon 130/920 EQ-2 telescope is just the right telescope for taking your first steps in exploring the night sky. With a very high light collection capacity it is an easy matter to undertake excursions into the world of deep-sky objects. Whether it is Saturn with its ring systems, or the Ring Nebula 2300 light years away with its diaphanous ring - with the Omegon 130/920 even more is possible!

It is not always possible to use the highest magnification when observing, but, under good conditions and with a suitable eyepiece, magnifications of up to 260 times are feasible. The resolution and magnifications possible are already sufficient to get to know the initial features on some planets. The tube has a 1.25” focuser, which can take all the standard eyepieces.

Specifications

Optics
Type	Reflector
Type of build	Newton
Aperture (mm)	130
Focal length (mm)	920
Aperture ratio (f/)	7,1
Resolving capacity	0,88
Limit value (mag)	12,4
Light gathering capacity	350
Max. useful magnification	260
Tube construction	Full tube
Focuser
Type of build	Gear rack
Connection ( to eyepiece)	1,25"
Mount
Mounting type	Equatorial
Type of build	EQ-2
GoTo control	no
Tripod
Material	Aluminium
Type	Tripod
Included accessories
1.25'' eyepieces	25mm, 10mm
Finder scope	Red dot finder
General
Total weight (kg)	16
Series	Basic
Special recommendation	yes
Area of application
Moon & Planets	yes
Nebulae & galaxies	yes
Nature Observation	not recommended
Astrophotography	not recommended
Sun	Only with Sun filter
Recommended for
Beginners	yes
Advanced	no
Observatories	no