Starscope 1306 Newton 130mm

Codice articolo: Starscope1306

This Newtonian reflector catches more light than the typical beginner´s telescope with 114 mm aperture and offers more field of view

♦ 130 mm aperture

♦ 650 mm focal length

♦ 1.25" focuser

♦ 6x30 finder

♦ equatorial mount, drive attachable

♦ large field of view

Observing fun and joy of amateur astronomy - this is offered by this system with easy operation

Optical quality, mechanical craftmanship and included equipment are above the normal standards.

Astronomical observing with the Starscope 1306

130 mm aperture gather enough light to show you hundreds of galaxies, star clusters and nebulae. The Ring Nebula in Lyra can be seen as smoke ring and M13, the famous Hercules star cluster, is already resolved in single stars.

A further advantage is the short focal length of this system. With the supplied 25 mm Plössl eyepiece, a true field of 2° can be seen. This is 4x the diameter of the full moon! So observing large objects is a delight.

The well-crafted Newtonian system also allows observing the moon and the planets with high contrast. No correction lenses degrade its optical performance.

In order to deliver this performance, the optics must be adjusted if necessary. With some beginner´s telescopes, this is not or only partially possible. At the Starscope1306, primary and secondary mirror are adjustable!

The stable EQ3-1 equatorial mount

The EQ3-1 is a solid mount and a reasonable base for this telescope.

It offers advanced equipment like:

♦ Latitude fine adjustment for precise polar alignment
♦ Mount separable from tripod
♦ Solid field tripod
♦ Manual tracking with flexible shafts
♦ Motor drive system available optionally

Technical Data

In the Box

♦ Optical Tube Assembly
♦ Equatorial mount
♦ Tripod with accessories tray
♦ Finder 6x30
♦ 2 good Plössl eyepieces (25 mm, 10 mm)
♦ Barlow lens 2x
♦ Moon filter