saxon 1309EQ2 Velocity Reflector Telescope
The saxon 130/900 EQ2 Velocity Reflector Telescope is the intermediate astronomers want. It comes with a whooping aperture of 130mm and a focal length of 900mm which brings you closer to amazing views of nebulae, star clusters and galaxies. This intermediate scope comes with a host of accessories to get you started rightaway - two Super eyepieces, a finderscope, an erecting prism for terrestrial use, a German Equatorial mount and counterweights to help balance your scope.
This telescope's 130mm primary mirror collects 30% more light than a 114mm scope, resulting in better resolution and clearer images. Views of the Moon's craters, Jupiter's moons and deep space objects is possible with this scope. The slow motion controls and German Equatorial mount helps with tracking sky objects, making sure it stays in your view for longer.
Features:
130mm aperture
900mm focal length (F/6.9)
5.2" aluminised & overcoated mirror
Smooth rack and pinion 1.25" focuser
5x24 finderscope
Super eyepieces
1.5x erecting prism for terrestrial use
German Equatorial EQ2 mount
Aluminium tripod with accessory tray.
You can upgrade the saxon 1309EQ2 Velocity Reflector Telescope by adding on a motor drive or a motor drive system. Once aligned, the motor drive will accurately track objects as they move across the sky.
Gift suggestion: A great gift for an intermediate astronomer.
The saxon 130/900 EQ2 Velocity Reflector Telescope is the intermediate astronomers want. It comes with a whooping aperture of 130mm and a focal length of 900mm which brings you closer to amazing views of nebulae, star clusters and galaxies. This intermediate scope comes with a host of accessories to get you started rightaway - two Super eyepieces, a finderscope, an erecting prism for terrestrial use, a German Equatorial mount and counterweights to help balance your scope.
This telescope's 130mm primary mirror collects 30% more light than a 114mm scope, resulting in better resolution and clearer images. Views of the Moon's craters, Jupiter's moons and deep space objects is possible with this scope. The slow motion controls and German Equatorial mount helps with tracking sky objects, making sure it stays in your view for longer.
Features:
130mm aperture
900mm focal length (F/6.9)
5.2" aluminised & overcoated mirror
Smooth rack and pinion 1.25" focuser
5x24 finderscope
Super eyepieces
1.5x erecting prism for terrestrial use
German Equatorial EQ2 mount
Aluminium tripod with accessory tray.
You can upgrade the saxon 1309EQ2 Velocity Reflector Telescope by adding on a motor drive or a motor drive system. Once aligned, the motor drive will accurately track objects as they move across the sky.
Gift suggestion: A great gift for an intermediate astronomer.
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The saxon 130/900 EQ2 Velocity Reflector Telescope is the intermediate astronomers want. It comes with a whooping aperture of 130mm and a focal length of 900mm which brings you closer to amazing views of nebulae, star clusters and galaxies. This intermediate scope comes with a host of accessories to get you started rightaway - two Super eyepieces, a finderscope, an erecting prism for terrestrial use, a German Equatorial mount and counterweights to help balance your scope.
This telescope's 130mm primary mirror collects 30% more light than a 114mm scope, resulting in better resolution and clearer images. Views of the Moon's craters, Jupiter's moons and deep space objects is possible with this scope. The slow motion controls and German Equatorial mount helps with tracking sky objects, making sure it stays in your view for longer.
Features:
130mm aperture
900mm focal length (F/6.9)
5.2" aluminised & overcoated mirror
Smooth rack and pinion 1.25" focuser
5x24 finderscope
Super eyepieces
1.5x erecting prism for terrestrial use
German Equatorial EQ2 mount
Aluminium tripod with accessory tray.
You can upgrade the saxon 1309EQ2 Velocity Reflector Telescope by adding on a motor drive or a motor drive system. Once aligned, the motor drive will accurately track objects as they move across the sky.
Gift suggestion: A great gift for an intermediate astronomer.