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StarTravel 120 Refractor AZ3

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$741.95

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StarTravel 120 Refractor AZ3

Specifications

  • Sky-Watcher StarTravel 120 Refractor AZ3 on Alt-Azimuth Mount
  • Diameter: 120mm (4.72″)
  • Focal Length: 600mm
  • F/Ratio: F/5
  • Finder Scope: Red Dot Finder
  • Eye Pieces: 1.25″, 25mm and 10mm
  • Magnification: X24 (25mm) and X60 (10mm)
  • Star Diagonal: Erect 45 degree image diagonal

Product Features

This Sky-Watcher 120mm (4″) f/5 telescope is a two-element, air-spaced, fully multi-coated objective, achromatic refractor, which can give exciting “rich field” astronomical views. It can provide excellent vistas of star fields, clusters, nebulae, galaxies, planets, the Moon and (with a proper solar filter) the Sun. It is also a fine terrestrial telescope when mounted on an alt-azimuth mount or a photographic tripod. Crisp images at a reasonable price make it an excellent beginner’s “first telescope”, or a great traveling telescope for a more advanced observer.

This larger aperture model has more light collecting power at the same focal ratio and accepts 2″ diagonals for awesome wide field views, while only a small amount of chromatic aberration and weight. Weighing about 3kg. (6.5lbs.) the optical tube assembly is readily carried and easily transported.

As a refractor, it is quick and easy to set up and the low-maintenance, enclosed optics come fully collimated from the factory. The optical tube assembly comes with “tube mounting rings”. These hinge open to allow easy installation of the optical tube and the locks can be loosened during use to allow tube rotation and balancing. Mounting the telescope on an alt-azimuth or an equatorial mount is quick and simple with the appropriate mounting plate. This telescope also performs well as a fixed aperture, 600mm lens for both terrestrial and astrophotography.

The “fast” f/5 focal ratio, combined with today’s high-speed films, is excellent for capturing lunar and solar eclipses as well as for nature photographs. A solid, equatorial mount and a method of guiding are required for longer exposure astrophotography. A T-mount thread on the eyepiece holder allows direct attachment of an appropriate T2-adapter and the optional extension tube gives closer focusing for terrestrial photography

  • Manual Alt‐Az mount (AZ3), with fine motion control knobs
  • 2″ rack and pinion focuser
  • Adjustable aluminum tripod
  • Comes with: accessory tray, 2″ to 1.25″ adapter, 1.25″ erect 45 degree image diagonal, red dot finder, and 25mm and10mm 1.25″ Super Eyepieces
Categories: Telescopes, Refractor.
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