Sky-Watcher Mak180 Black Diamond Telescope on NEQ5 Mount
Sky-Watcher Mak180 Black Diamond Telescope on NEQ5 Mount
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The Sky-Watcher Mak180 Black Diamond Telescope, perched on the NEQ5 equatorial mount, is a preferred choice for astronomers eager to explore both planetary details and the mysteries of deep sky. This Maksutov-Cassegrain model offers exceptional image quality, perfect for those seeking high-performance and versatile equipment.
Features:
- Type: Maksutov-Cassegrain
- Focal length: 2700 mm
- Focal ratio: f/15
- Maximum front diameter: 219 mm
- Resolution power: 0.6"
- Limit magnitude: 14
- Durable metal construction
- 50.8 mm eyepiece holder with M42 thread
- NEQ5 equatorial mount, adaptable for advanced motorization
- Tube weight: 7.8 kg
- Tube dimensions: 216 mm x 500 mm
Advantages:
- Superior light-gathering capability, providing clear and detailed images of celestial bodies like Jupiter, Saturn, and Mars.
- Robust NEQ5 mount, offering excellent tracking thanks to the motorization option and the possibility of adding a Go-To system for automated star navigation.
- Compact design and optimized weight, making the telescope easily transportable by one person, ideal for observations at different sites.
Compatibility:
- Equipped to accept a wide range of accessories thanks to its 2" SCT threaded output, significantly extending its capabilities in terms of observation and astrophotography.
- The mount supports adjustments for astrophotography, with a load capacity optimized for additional equipment.
Included items:
- Sky-Watcher Mak180 f/15 optical tube
- LET 28mm eyepiece
- 50.8 mm diagonal
- 9x50 straight finder
- NEQ5 mount with adjustable steel tubular tripod
- Two 5 kg counterweights
- User manual in French
With the Sky-Watcher Mak180 telescope on NEQ5 mount, dive into a rewarding observation experience, capable of revealing the most subtle details of planets and capturing the grandeur of deep sky.