TELESCOPE Rifrattore acromatico 102mm con montatura equatoriale tedesca

The TR-TELESCOPE 01 is a high-quality achromatic refractor telescope with a 102 mm aperture and 600 mm focal length, offering bright and clear views of celestial objects. Designed for both beginners and intermediate astronomers, this telescope provides excellent light gathering power and resolution for lunar, planetary, and deep-sky observation.

Advantages

With a large 102 mm aperture and f/5.9 focal ratio, this telescope delivers 212x light gathering power compared to the human eye, allowing you to observe faint galaxies and nebulae. The German Equatorial mount (EXOS-1) enables smooth tracking of celestial objects, while the included 26mm Super Plössl eyepiece and 90-degree star diagonal provide comfortable viewing. The stainless steel tripod ensures stability, and the optical tube is made of durable aluminum.

Suitable for

• Amateur astronomers looking for a versatile refractor telescope
• Observing the Moon, planets, and bright deep-sky objects
• Astrophotography beginners with included T2 camera adapter

Key specifications

• Optical Design: Achromatic Refractor
• Aperture: 102 mm (4 inches)
• Focal Length: 600 mm
• Focal Ratio: f/5.9
• Mount Type: German Equatorial (EXOS-1)
• Finder Scope: 6x30 Optical
• Eyepiece: 26mm Super Plössl (1.25")
• Diagonal: 90-degree Star Diagonal (1.25")
• Limiting Stellar Magnitude: 12.7 mag
• Resolution (Dawes Limit): 1.14 arc seconds
• Maximum Useful Magnification: 204x
• Optical Tube Material: Aluminum
• Tripod Material: Stainless Steel
• Optical Tube Weight: 3.5 kg
• Total Telescope Weight: 13.5 kg
• Included Accessories: Tube rings, dovetail plate, handle, camera adapter (T2 thread)

Recommendations

This telescope is an excellent choice for those starting in astronomy or upgrading from a smaller scope. The German equatorial mount is ideal for tracking objects as they move across the sky, and the included camera adapter allows you to capture your observations. Pair with additional eyepieces for varied magnification.