£349.00
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At a glance:
A step up from beginner level equipment, this reflector has a 130mm aperture that will boost your view of the sky!
As a fan of the cosmos you’d like to take a look beyond our borders. To see stars, planets and nebulae that give you an impression of the vastness of space? Now you can experience it - without yet being an expert on the sky. This entry-level telescope is easy to use, but so powerful that you can see nebulae that are many light years away. Your travels in the Universe begin now - from your balcony or garden.
What can you see in the sky?
2-inch Crayford focuser (patent pending) for wide-angle observations in space
The focuser allows you to use 1.25" and larger 2" eyepieces. Enjoy large fields of view, capture vast nebulae and find celestial objects more easily. The extra-large design of the focuser provides a window to the universe, letting you experience a spacewalk effect that immerses you even deeper into the starry sky. The smooth, precision aluminium focus wheels enable you to quickly find the perfect focus, even at high magnifications.
What is Crayford? This telescope is equipped with a Crayford focuser. The extension tube is mounted on multiple ball bearings for precise adjustment.
Optics |
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Type | Reflector |
Type of build | Newton |
Aperture (mm) | 130 |
Focal length (mm) | 650 |
Aperture ratio (f/) | 5 |
Resolving capacity | 0,85 |
Limit value (mag) | 12,1 |
Light gathering capacity | 345 |
Max. useful magnification | 260 |
Tube construction | Full tube |
Reflector |
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Main mirror´s construction | parabolic |
Focuser |
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Type of build | Gear rack |
Connection ( to eyepiece) | 1.25 |
Mount |
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Mounting type | Equatorial |
Type of build | EQ-320 |
GoTo control | no |
Tripod |
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Type | Tripod |
Material | Aluminium |
Included accessories |
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1.25'' eyepieces | K 25mm, K 10mm |
Finder scope | Red dot finder |
General |
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Total weight (kg) | 16,6 |
Series | Advanced |
Special recommendation | yes |
Area of application |
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Moon & Planets | yes |
Nebulae & galaxies | yes |
Nature Observation | not recommended |
Astrophotography | no |
Sun | Only with Sun filter |
Recommended for |
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Beginners | yes |
Advanced | yes |
Observatories | no |