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Home Telescopes SkyWatcher Telescopes SkyWatcher Evostar Telescopes SkyWatcher Evostar 120mm EQ3-2 Refractor Telescope
Approaching nearly 5 inches of unobstructed light collection area this larger yet portable refractor can show fine planetary details including the great red spot on Jupiter and the polar caps on Mars. Deep sky objects will show in high contrast with good detail visible in the entire Messier catalogue of the best deep sky objects. A robust instrument designed to give a lifetime of astronomical observing paired with the sturdy and upgradeable EQ3 mount and tripod.
The EVOSTAR series are two-element, air-spaced, multi-coated objective achromatic refractors. They are truly outstanding, high-performance, high-resolution instruments manufactured to extremely high standards of optical and mechanical precision. With their long focal lenghs and breathtaking, diffraction limited optical performance, they are ideal for the detailed high-power study of the Moon, Planetary Surfaces and other objects in our solar system, giving crisp contrasty images. These excellent quality yet affordable telescope packages will stand you in great stead for a lifetime of serious astronomical viewing.The SkyWatcher Evostar 120mm Refractor Telescope is a superb compact large aperture Telescope for widefield observation as well as being ideal for serious Lunar and Planetary observation. With high quality optics and a sturdy EQ3 equatorial mount for easy object tracking this instrument is suitable for all types of observational Astronomy. The EQ3-2 equatorial mount and tripod provides a stable platform with mechanical slow motion controls for precise centering of objects, the mount can be upgraded with motor drives and even the SynScan goto system for fully computerised finding and tracking.Specifications:Magnifications (with optics supplied): x40, x100 Highest Practical Power (Potential): x240 Objective Lens Diameter: 120mm Telescope Focal Length: 1000mm (f/8.33) Eyepieces Supplied (1.25"): 10mm & 25mm Direct SLR Camera Connection 6x30 Finderscope Dual-Fit 1.25"/2" Focuser 2"/50.8mm Star Diagonal Adjustable Objective Lens Cell Multi-Coated Objective Lens EQ3-2 Deluxe Equatorial Mount Built-in Polar Alignment Scope Holder Aluminium Tripod with Accessory Tray 38% more Light Gathering than 102mm
Excellent Service I placed an order with Harrison Scopes and it arrived the next day. Well packed aand delivered promptly, excellent. Haven't had the chance to use it yet other than setting up and aligning. Too much rain and clouds but I know Skywatcher products and this scope is well made. (15/01/2023) Geoff Scott - Dartmouth, Devon
Excellent service I am well satisfied with this purchase, arrived when promised and securely packaged. It is intended as a Christmas present just waiting for the big day to arrive. (16/12/2022) Paul Reed - Cheshire
Amazing telescope Just received this and it's excellent. Everything about it is fantastic. Easy to set up. Now need some clear skies. Next day delivery. Thanks (13/10/2022) Stephen Williams - Aylesham
Skywatcher evo star 120 Really fast delivery with updates. Arrived well packed and protecte. Easy purchase process. Quick set up and very easy to use. Already used with superb viewing of moon and planets (12/12/2021) Paula & Simon - West Sussex
Great advice and service, just need some clear sky Had a long chat before buying and received excellent advice. Delivered within 48 hours. Components seem sturdy and well made. Assembly was straightforward and the end result appears very stable. Just need some clear skies now (09/12/2017) David - West Sussex
Fantatstic! So I always used an orion astroview 90mm, and I always wanted a bigger refractor. I looked for Orion's SkyView refractor, but it had been discontinued. This is an amazing alternative and i highly reccommend as your primary refractor (01/02/2017) -
Fantatstic! So I always used an orion astroview 90mm, and I always wanted a bigger refractor. I looked for Orion's SkyView refractor, but it had been discontinued. This is an amazing alternative and i highly reccommend as your primary refractor (17/05/2016) -
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