Telescope Sky-Watcher Mak180 Black Diamond on Mount HEQ5 Pro Go-To

The Sky-Watcher Mak180 Black Diamond Telescope, mounted on the HEQ5 Pro Go-To equatorial mount, represents the pinnacle of advanced amateur astronomy. Designed for meticulous observation of planets and entry into deep-sky astronomy, this telescope offers exceptional image quality thanks to its Maksutov-Cassegrain configuration.

Characteristics:

• Type: Maksutov-Cassegrain
• Focal length: 2700 mm
• Focal ratio: f/15
• Maximum front diameter: 219 mm
• Resolution power: 0.6"
• Limited magnitude: 14
• Robust metal construction
• 50.8mm eyepiece with M42 thread
• HEQ5 Pro Go-To equatorial mount, fully motorized with Go-To system
• Tube weight: 7.8 kg
• Dimensions: 216 mm x 500 mm

Advantages:

• Superior optical performance, collecting 44% more light than the 150mm model, ideal for observing Jupiter, Saturn, and the Moon with unparalleled clarity.
• The HEQ5 Pro Go-To mount offers precise tracking and automatic pointing with a database of over 42,900 celestial objects, allowing for in-depth observations and astrophotography sessions.
• Compact design and optimized weight for excellent portability without compromising stability.
• Technological innovations such as periodic error correction and an integrated illuminated polar finder for improved setup and tracking.

Compatibility:

• Suitable for use with a variety of accessories thanks to its 2" SCT-type threaded output, increasing flexibility for observations and astrophotography.
• Supports modern astrophotography features such as ST-4 autoguiding.

Delivered items:

• Sky-Watcher Mak180 f/15 optical tube
• LET 28mm eyepiece
• 50.8mm star diagonal
• 9x50 right-angle finder
• HEQ5 Pro Go-To equatorial mount with adjustable steel tripod
• Two 5kg counterweights
• SynScan Go-To hand controller
• French user manual

The Sky-Watcher Mak180 on the HEQ5 Pro Go-To mount is the ideal tool for astronomy enthusiasts looking to dive into the fascinating details of the universe, combining high technology and ease of use for an exceptional observing experience.