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Home Telescopes Optical Tube Assemblies SkyWatcher Optical Tubes SkyWatcher Explorer 150PDS Newtonian Reflector OTA
The SkyWatcher Explorer 150PDS Parabolic Newtonian Reflector incorporates the same superb mirror set as the Explorer-150P Black Diamond Series, but with two significant advantages. A Dual-Speed 10:1 ratio focuser is now included for excellent focusing precision. Also the tube length has been slightly shortened to optimise performance for prime-focus photography.Radiant Aluminum Quartz (RAQ) Mirror CoatingPrimary mirror and secondary mirror with Radiant Aluminum Quartz (RAQ) coating providing up to 94% reflectivity with optimal durability and long term performance.
Includes 6x30 finder, 25mm Eyepiece, Dual speed focuser and tube rings!Even better performance for astro-photography and visual use can be achieved when used in combination with Sky-Watcher's Newtonian coma corrector (Prod.Code 20233)Specifications:Magnification (with eyepiece supplied) x30Highest Practical Power (Potential) x300Diameter of Primary Mirror 150mmTelescope Focal Length 750mm (f/5)Eyepiece Supplied 25mm (1.25"/31.7mm)6x30 FinderscopeParabolic Primary Mirror2" (50.8mm) Dual-Speed 10:1 Crayford Focuser0.5mm Ultra-Thin Secondary Mirror Supports33% more Light-Gathering than 130mm
Ideal for astro photography As usual excellent service from Harrisons, arrived the day after ordering. Excellent scope with a very good dual speed focuser. A little disapointed in the lack of compression ring adapters for the eyepiece fittings on the focuser. Suppose the cheaper screw type adapters keep the overall price down (08/12/2021) Paul Suchi - West Yorks
Good value for dual photography/visual Bought this as an upgrade to my old 130mm Celestron. Good for the money, with a decent focuser. The first had a small bend in the spider vanes, but Harrisions had it replaced promptly. 4 stars as scope was not collimated, but managed to do that quite easily. Excellent service from Harrisons. (22/11/2019) Nick B - WirralOur Reply: Many thanks, we would like to point out all Newtonians are collimated at the factory but more often than not will require collimation as part of normal routine maintenance especially after transportation.
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