Sky-Watcher Black Diamond 120ED f/7.5 Eyepiece on NEQ5 Pro GoTo Mount

Discover the Sky-Watcher Black Diamond 120ED refractor telescope mounted on the NEQ5 Pro GoTo equatorial mount, an ideal combination for deep sky astrophotography and planetary observation. With its superior optical quality and automated pointing system, this telescope offers breathtaking views of the night sky.

Optical Tube Features:

• Type: Refractor
• Aperture: 120mm
• Focal Length: 900mm
• Eyepiece: 10mm and 20mm
• Mounting System: Equatorial mount with Go-To system

Mount Features:

• Type: German equatorial mount NEQ5
• Motorized: Single axis (option SW0135) or dual axis (option SW0137)
• Go-To Kit: Add-on Pro Go-To kit (option SW0126)
• Load Capacity: 9kg for visual observation, 7.5kg for astrophotography
• Tri pod: Height-adjustable steel tripod (71cm to 123cm)

Advantages:

• High-Quality Optics: ED FPL-53 glass minimizes chromatic aberrations, offering clear and contrasted images.
• Multicoatings: "Metallic High-Transmission" (MHC) for near 99.5% light transmission, ensuring bright and detailed views.
• Precision Focusing: Crayford focuser with dual speed for fine adjustments, ideal for astrophotography.
• Solid Construction and Aesthetics: Robust aluminum tube without plastic parts, featuring a black and white design.

Usage:

• Planetary and Lunar Observation: Optimized performance for observing lunar and planetary details.
• Deep Sky Astrophotography: Ideal for photographing nebulae, galaxies, and globular clusters thanks to its short focal length and high luminosity.

Included Accessories:

• Finder scope
• Vixen-style dovetail bar with counterweight
• Kodak thread for camera adaptation
• 2 counterweights for balancing
• Cigarette lighter cable

Notes:

• Maintenance: Avoid sudden temperature changes to prevent lens fogging. Never look directly at the sun without a proper solar filter.

The Sky-Watcher Black Diamond 120ED on NEQ5 Pro GoTo is the perfect choice for amateur astronomers seeking exceptional precision and clarity in their observations and astrophotography.