SkyWatcher Explorer 130/650 P EQ2 Telescope (00014SLT)
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Price
€ 387.40The e-shop price may differ with shops price. Price valid while supplier stock lasts.
Delivery time and options
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5-7 days
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5-7 days
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5-7 days
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5-7 days
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5-7 days
Instalments
from € 10.96 /per month
Product details
| Product code | 00014SLT |
| EAN | 1090300000380 |
Product description
The SkyWatcher Explorer 130/650 P EQ2 telescope is an excellent choice for beginners and highly regarded by experienced astronomers. With a 130 mm aperture and a large parabolic mirror, this telescope is suitable for observing the Moon, planets, nebulae, galaxies, and star clusters. This telescope comes with an EQ2 equatorial mount; once aligned with Polaris, it will allow you to easily track objects moving across the night sky. A feature of the SkyWatcher Explorer 130/650 P EQ2 model is its high-quality parabolic mirrors, typically used in larger, more expensive telescopes, to eliminate spherical aberrations and provide brighter, more detailed images. The parabolic, or more precisely paraboloid, mirror perfectly focuses all incoming light rays. It also features extremely thin, 0.5 mm secondary mirror supports, which reduce diffraction. All SkyWatcher telescope mirrors are coated with a layer of silicon dioxide, ensuring their durability. It has a sturdy stand that is convenient to adjust declination and elevation. If you are interested in deep-sky, lunar, or planetary observations, the features of SkyWatcher telescopes are just right for that. With this 130 mm diameter SkyWatcher Explorer telescope, you can see brighter deep-sky objects. Saturn, Jupiter, and Venus are quite detailed. This Newtonian reflector is an excellent choice for both beginners and experienced amateur astronomers.
Technical Specifications:
Optical system: Newtonian reflector
Magnification with included eyepieces: x26, x65
Maximum recommended magnification: x260
Objective diameter: 130 mm
Telescope focal length: 650 mm (f/5)
Eyepieces included (1.25"): 10mm & 25mm
Parabolic primary mirror
Finder scope: red dot
Mount: EQ2 Equatorial
Aluminum tripod with accessory shelf
Collects 30% more light than 114 mm

