- Type: Newtonian Reflector.
- Mirror: Features a parabolic primary mirror, which eliminates spherical aberration, providing sharpness and contrast, essential for telescopes with a short focal ratio (f/5).
- Use: Due to its 130mm (5 inches) diameter, it gathers enough light for observing the Moon, planets, as well as bright deep-sky objects (Nebulae, Star Clusters).
Dobsonian type tabletop reflector telescope from the Messier series by Bresser. It is a compact "Grab-and-Go" instrument that offers a significant mirror diameter (130mm) relative to its size, making it suitable for beginners as well as a portable telescope for travel.
Optics & Performance
Mounts & Mechanical Parts
- Dobson Base: Single-arm wooden base that is placed on a table or stable surface. It is pre-assembled and offers easy up-down and right-left movement (Alt-Azimuth).
- Tube Rings: The optical tube is supported by rings, allowing it to rotate for a comfortable eyepiece position, as well as balancing the weight.
- GP-Rail Flexibility: The tube features a Vixen-type (Dovetail) rail. This means it can be removed from the Dobson base and adapted to any other standard equatorial or altazimuth mount (EQ/AZ) in the future.
- Focuser: Rack & Pinion 1.25" (31.7mm).
Specifications
- Aperture (Diameter): 130 mm
- Focal Length: 650 mm
- Focal Ratio: f/5
- Magnification (Effective): Up to approximately 260x (theoretical).
- Exit Pupil (Secondary Obstruction): Approximately 33%
- Finder: Red Dot Finder (LED).
- Tube Material: Metal
Dimensions & Weight
- Tube Length: 610 mm
- Total Weight: Approximately 6.6 kg (3.1 kg the tube + 3.5 kg the base).
Dimensions
- Type
- Reflecting
- Lens Diameter
- 114 mm
- Mount Type
- Altazimuth
User Level
- Beginner
- No
- Familiar
- Yes
- Experienced
- No
Important information
Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.