The corrector from Skywatcher reduces the focal length of the Evostar-150EDX and improves the image in the field
The powerful ED apo is suitable for observing and astrophotography with an high-contrast image.
120mm (4.75”) f/900 ED Apochromatic Refractor Telescope
The corrector from Skywatcher reduces the focal length of the Evostar-100EDX and Esprit-70EDX and improves the image in the field.
100 mm (4”) f/700 ED apochromatic refractor telescope
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The adapter allows the connection of 3" accessories, such as star diagonals, to the large SC thread from Celestron
The mirror diagonal allows the use of large 3" eyepieces on very long focal length telescopes to achieve a large field of view.
Temperature sensor allows accurate control of ambient temperature to maintain focus position during temperature changes
Equipped with USB-C, Bluetooth and rechargeable battery, the focus motor from ZWO allows precise motorized focusing of your telescope for astrophotography and observation.
The USB-C equipped focus motor from ZWO allows precise motorized focusing of your telescope for astrophotography and observation
Each optical set is selected to match the telescope’s overall precision:
Each optical set is selected to match the telescope’s overall precision:
125mm f/2 Honders Advanced Catadioptric Astrograph
THE ULTIMATE GRAB-AND GO ASTROGRAPH !!
The all-new Honders Advanced Catadioptric, or HAC125DX Minigraph is the smallest, fastest astrograph you can find.The Honders Advanced Catadoptric optical design maximizes its glass with hybrid refractive and reflective surfaces to deliver the sharpest, fastest, lightest catadioptric mini astrograph (minigraph) available.The Sky-Watcher Honders Advanced Catadioptric (HAC) telescope is a sophisticated, high-speed astrograph designed for fast, wide-field imaging in a compact and lightweight package. Unlike other small refractor astrographs, the HAC125DX features a lightning-fast f/2 focal ratio allowing you to capture images 5x faster than a standard f/4.9 optic. With this kind of speed that means more data in less time and no need to autoguide!