Newton 130/900 on equatorial EQ2 motorized AD

The Sky-Watcher 130/900 telescope is ideal for planetary observation, particularly for observing the details of Jupiter, Saturn and the Moon.

It's also possible to observe deep sky objects, such as stars, star clusters and nebulae.

Optical Characteristics

• Optical formula: Newton
• Useful diameter: 130mm
• Focal length: 900mm
• F/D ratio: 6.9
• Optical tube: Metal
• Separator power: 0.9 arc seconds
• Limited magnitude: 13.3
• Brightness: 360x
• Maximum recommended magnification: 200x

Mount and Motorization

• Mount: German Equatorial Mount EQ2
• Graduated circles on both axes
• Motorization: Included in Right Ascension (AD) with control paddle (batteries not included)

Accessories

• Tripod: Adjustable aluminum tripod (71cm to 123cm)
• Eyepieces: 2 eyepieces with 31.75mm diameter: Super 10mm (magnification 90x) and Super 25mm (magnification 36x)
• Barlow lens: 2x
• Finder: 6x24
• Accessory tray

Other Characteristics

• Weight: 13kg
• Optical tube length: 840mm

Advantages

• The Sky-Watcher 130/900 telescope is an excellent choice for beginners who want to invest in a telescope that's both bright and affordable.
• The Newton design offers several advantages compared to other families of instruments, including more economical mirror manufacturing and generally lower focal ratio.
• The EQ2 mount allows for fine positioning on the sky and the AD motorization compensates for the apparent movement of stars on the sky.