N 130/650: A shooting star for beginners – into the nebulae.

The Omegon Horizon N 130/650 is a telescope designed for beginners that enables deep-sky observations. With its 130 mm parabolic mirrors, it gathers plenty of light, allowing views of delicate nebular structures and countless stars in distant clusters. It gives you the opportunity to explore the night sky with excellent quality.

Advantages:

• Brighter images: The 130 mm mirrors collect over 30% more light than a 114 mm telescope.
• Sharp imaging: The parabolic mirror provides excellent image quality without blurring.
• Versatile use: Meets the observation needs of the Moon, planets, and nebulae.
• Precise focusing: The Crayford focuser ensures exact sharpness.
• Secure grip: The tube clamps and Vixen-style dovetail rail provide a secure connection.

With an aperture of 130 mm, this telescope is one of the largest entry-level models. It collects 30% more light than a 114 mm telescope, making it easier to observe faint objects such as the Dumbbell Nebula (M27) and the globular cluster M13.

Sharpness of the parabolic mirror: The parabolic primary mirror focuses light perfectly into one point, delivering high contrast across the entire field of view. Objects such as the Moon and planets are rendered in stunning detail.

Versatility: It meets the needs of both wide-field observations and detailed viewing. It is ideal for beginners and occasional observers.

Stable base: It rests on a sturdy mount with an 8 kg load capacity, suitable for small and medium-sized telescopes. It ensures stability for all observations on uneven ground.

The Omegon Horizon N 130/650 telescope is a reliable and powerful tool for anyone who wants to explore the starry sky with ease and quality.