Sky-Watcher EvoStar 72ED f/5.8 Apochromatic Telescope with NEQ3-2 Mount
Sky-Watcher EvoStar 72ED f/5.8 Apochromatic Telescope with NEQ3-2 Mount
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€689,00 EUR
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The Sky-Watcher EvoStar 72ED f/5.8 apochromatic refractor is perfect for amateur astronomers looking for a lightweight and high-performance instrument. Paired with the NEQ3-2 mount, it provides a quality observing and astrophotography experience.
Features:
- Optical formula: Apochromatic refractor
- Useful diameter: 72 mm
- Focal length: 420 mm
- Focal ratio: f/5.83
- Focuser: Crayford 50.8 mm Sky-Watcher Dual Speed (1:10)
- Weight (with rings and dovetail): 2 kg
- Tube dimensions: 420 mm x 89 mm
- Objective with 2 elements treated with multi-coating and FPL-53 glass (Schott)
Mount:
- Type: German equatorial mount NEQ3-2
- Load capacity: 5.5 kg
- Adjustable height tubular steel tripod (71 cm to 123 cm)
- Weight: Mount 5 kg, Tripod 3.8 kg
- Counterweights: 2 counterweights provided (3.5 kg and 1.5 kg)
- Motorizable on one axis (option SW0134) or two axes (option SW0136)
- Possible addition of a Pro Go-To kit (option SW0125)
Advantages:
- High-quality optics with ED FPL-53 glass for optimal chromatic aberration correction
- “Metallic High-Transmission” (MHC) treatment for exceptional brightness and contrast
- Crayford Dual Speed focuser for precise and stable focusing
- Robust and stable NEQ3-2 mount, ideal for visual observation and short-exposure astrophotography
- Automatic Go-To pointing system (optional) for easy navigation among celestial objects
Compatibility:
- Compatible with various astrophotography accessories and digital cameras
Tips and tricks:
- Use a corrector/reducer to optimize performance in wide-field astrophotography
- Perform a rigorous alignment to maximize the accuracy of the automatic pointing (optional)
Enjoy the quality and performance of the Sky-Watcher EvoStar 72ED with NEQ3-2 mount to explore the sky and capture amazing images of stars, planets, and nebulae.