Telescope Newton Sky-Watcher 150/750 on EQ3-2 Motorized Mount Double Axis
Telescope Newton Sky-Watcher 150/750 on EQ3-2 Motorized Mount Double Axis
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Prix habituel
€599,00 EUR
Prix habituel
€599,00 EUR
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Explore the wonders of the sky with the Sky-Watcher 150/750 Newton telescope on a double-axis motorized EQ3-2 mount. Perfect for astronomy enthusiasts, this telescope allows for easy observation of deep sky objects, planets, and the Moon with impressive detail.
Features :
- Optical formula: Newton
- Effective diameter: 150 mm
- Focal length: 750 mm
- F/D ratio: 5
- Maximum recommended magnification: 200x
- Focusing system: Crayford Sky-Watcher
- Eyepiece holder: Standard dual 2'' (50.8 mm) and 1.25'' (31.75 mm)
- Mount: German type EQ3-2 equatorial
- Motorization: Double axis with control paddle
- Adjustable aluminum tripod height (71 cm to 123 cm) with accessory holder brace
- Optical tube length: 690 mm
- Optical tube diameter: 182 mm
- Optical tube weight: 4.9 kg
- Mount weight: 6 kg (excluding counterweights)
- Mount load capacity: 5.5 kg
- Tripod weight: 2.8 kg
Advantages :
- Powerful light capture thanks to the 150 mm primary mirror
- Durable construction with a sturdy cell for the primary mirror
- Compatible with a wide range of accessories thanks to its dual eyepiece holder
- Stable EQ3-2 mount for vibration-free observations
- Double-axis motorization for precise tracking of celestial objects
- Ease of use and focusing
Compatibility :
- Compatible with various standard accessories such as eyepieces, Barlow lenses, and coma correctors
- Simple adaptation with a standard Vixen-type female dovetail
- Option to add a polar finder for quick setup (optional)
Tips and tricks :
- Use UHC or Deep-Sky interference filters to enhance details of deep sky objects
- Pair with a binocular head for optimal viewing comfort and improved depth perception
Start your exploration of the cosmos with the Sky-Watcher 150/750 telescope, an ideal choice for both amateur and experienced astronomers.