Explore Scientific AR127 Télescope réfracteur doublet espacé dans l'air - DAR127065-02

Prix de vente$ 449.99
Product options: 127MM f/6.5
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La description

L'Explore Scientific AR127 Air-Spaced Doublet est un réfracteur achromatique doublet à couronne et à silex classique, renaît dans le but de produire une figure optique de classe supérieure dans une conception à distance focale courte (f/6,5). Avec le modèle AR127, vous serez impressionné par les superbes images qui vous sont révélées à l'oculaire, et le tout à une petite fraction du prix que vous paieriez pour un réfracteur apochromatique de taille comparable.

Conçus pour supporter les rigueurs des fêtes publiques et de la sensibilisation, les télescopes de la série Explore Scientific AR sont livrés avec des composants robustes et de haute qualité, y compris un porte-oculaire à double vitesse de 5,1 cm, une diagonale monobloc de 5,1 cm avec 99 % de revêtements diélectriques. , Explorer Scientifique Base de portée du chercheur hybride installé avec un chercheur direct non éclairé 8 X 50 et un support à dégagement rapide, et un ensemble anneau de berceau avec montage en queue d'aronde de style Renarde. Ajoutez quelques oculaires et la monture azimutale ou équatoriale de votre choix et vous serez prêt à découvrir l'Univers !

Les données interférométriques sur votre réfracteur achromatique Explore nouvellement acheté et enregistré sont disponibles sur demande après 120 jours de possession. Veuillez contacter le service client pour plus d'informations.

Spécifications

Numéro d'article DAR127065–02
Distance focale 826mm
Rapport focal f/6.5
Magnitude limite 13
Résolution 0,9 seconde d'arc
Longueur du tube avec pare-buée 34" ; 863 mm
Diamètre 130mm
Lester 15,6 livres; 7.1kg
Queue d'aronde Renarde

garantie

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SKU: DAR127065-02

Standout Features

127mm Air-Spaced Crown-and-Flint Doublet

Sharp, high-contrast views at fast f/6.5 focal ratio.

Explore Scientific Hybrid Finder Scope Base

Includes 8x50 straight-through finderscope with quick-release bracket.

Precision 2" Dual-Speed Focuser

Smooth focusing for detailed planetary and deep sky observation.

Robust Cradle Ring & Vixen-Style Dovetail Mount

Stable, versatile mounting compatible with alt-azimuth and equatorial mounts.

Product Specifications

Item Number: DAR127065–02
Focal Length: 826mm
Focal Ratio: f/6.5
Limiting Magnitude: 13
Resolution: .9 arcsec
Tube Length w/ Dew Shield: 34"; 863mm
Diameter: 130mm
Weight: 15.6lb; 7.1kg
Dovetail: Vixen

Customers praised this refractor telescope for its "wonderful build quality" and "excellent value." The objective lens coating received particular acclaim, described as "amazing." Shoppers found it a "great all around telescope" and highly recommended it for astronomy enthusiasts.

  • Wonderful build quality. Excellent value.
  • Amazing objective lens coating. Highly recommended.
  • 5 stars: 7 (88%)
  • 4 stars: 1 (13%)
  • 3 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 1 star: 0 (0%)
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John Walker (United States)

Great telescope! I loved it so much that I gave mine to my daughter and bought another one for myself. Great views for an achromat. Good quality and construction, but I did replace the Vixen dovetail with a D style one. Just my preference. I love using this with my bino viewer while looking at the moon. I also use it with my Pegasus SmartEye especially when doing outreach programs. The image attached is a quick shot while holding my phone up to the SmartEye. Not the best shot but you get the idea.

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Ryan W (United States)

Great value scope, especially with everything that comes with it (2-speed focuser, finderscope, diagonal, cradle/mount plate). Very solidly built, feels high-quality. Focuser is smooth. I've had it for nearly two years now and taken it to several astronomy club events and it's held up without issue, and it's easy to transport. Views are clear and sharp. Whether pointing it at the moon, Saturn, or the Andromeda Galaxy, it's gotten plenty of "ooohs" and "aaahs" from people at star parties.

Now, this scope was also my intro to tracked astrophotography. Being a doublet, I knew it would have limitations, but for the price it still delivers pleasing (to a beginner at least) imaging capabilities if you're willing to take the time to work with it. It is also heavy, which is a factor for what mounts can handle it. I may have gotten lucky, but the IExos-100 with the basic tripod and no AZ adjuster has been solid with this scope and once I figured out guiding I'm frequently within 0.3 - 0.5. I keep the tripod legs fully retracted and try to be meticulous with balancing, but it works. I was even able to rig the included finder scope to accept a guide camera, so made the setup even more cost-effective. There's obviously some star bloat/halos, sometimes a LOT, but my skill and processing abilities are a bigger limiting factor at the moment than the scope. I definitely want to upgrade at some point, especially for something with a wider FOV, but I don't feel like it's a necessity at this point to continue growing in this hobby.

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Edward Conley (United States)

I used the AR 127 last night for the first time since acquiring it. Between bad weather and business, I just couldn't get time. I'm extremely impressed! No false color I could detect on the first quarter Moon. Strikingly beautiful images that I could not get enough of. Did some deep sky inspite of the Moon and was very impressed! Globular clusters look amazing, as did M 31 and companion. Coupled with the Twilight 1 mount which handles this optical tube with grace, I had one of the best observation experience ever! I have been an advocate for this hobby since the early 70's. I've taught high school astronomy for a decade, and ran a club for young people and their parents for even longer. I would highly recommend this scope to anyone interested in owning a great refractor but not wanting to spend for an Apo. This is going to be my new favorite.

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Ceasar Bryant (United States)

Wonderful build quality. Excellent value.

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Heungsoo Choi (United States)

Great all around telescope. Amazing objective lens coating. Highly recommended.

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Terry Delcore (United States)

Nice scope, good optical quality. As usual tracking number arrived 4 days after
it was delivered make sure you call these guys afew days after placing your order glad I did.

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Anonymous (United States)

Haven’t had a chance to test it yet. But it is exactly what I wanted. I intend to use it only for imaging open clusters with a Baader fringe killer filter or nebulas using a narrow band filter.

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Edwin (United States)

Great customer service, good communication, item received as expected. Good experience.