- Description
Modern 305mm truss-dobsonian telescope in full aluminium construction
- Modern secondary mechanics - the collimation is easily achieved without tools and keeps collimation well during transports
- Modern primary mirror cell - the telescope mirror can be collimated from the front while looking through the eyepiece and is supported by a modern floatation system with radial roller bearings
- Large altitude wheels provide smooth and precise movement even at high magnifications
- Secondary unit and altitude wheels fit into the rocker box and the mirror box includes a cover for transport so that the whole telescope breaks down into only two aluminium cases and the trusses
- Extremely high rigidity construction
- Dew-resistant because of aluminium construction: no deforming press board due to the exclusive use of metals
- Lightweight: the aluminium profile/aluminium plate construction reduces the weight to about half of the mass of most press board designs of this price range
- Two large radial fans for fast thermal equilibrium
Dimensions for mobile use: Rockerbox 450mmx450mmx320mm; Mirrorbox 380mmx380mmx300mm; Trusses approx. 980mm
Eyepiece Height while pointing at zenith approximately 1,4m.
Eyepiece Height while pointing at zenith approximately 1,4m.
12 Net total weight: 32,1 kg; 12 Mirror Box: 18,9 kg; 12 Secondary cage +Rockerbox: 10 kg; 12 4 Pairs of trusses: 1,8kg; 12 Altitude Wheels: 1,4kg
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