Sidara Plus 150


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Sale price$980.00 CAD
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  • Description

This Sidara package combines a 150mm Newtonian reflector with the Nano mount to deliver strong light gathering capability in a portable observing system. It is designed for users who want to explore deeper into the night sky while maintaining a manageable setup. With a 150mm aperture and 750mm focal length, this telescope captures a significant amount of light, making faint deep sky objects more visible and detailed. The fast focal ratio enhances brightness and provides a wider field of view, making it easier to locate and observe large celestial objects. The Nano mount keeps the system lightweight and easy to use. Smooth slow motion controls allow for precise tracking, helping users stay focused on the viewing experience rather than constant adjustment. SkyAssist integration simplifies navigation, allowing users to quickly locate targets and spend more time observing.

This package is well suited for those who want strong deep sky performance in a portable and accessible system.

What’s Included:

  • 150mm Newtonian reflector telescope
  • Nano mount
  • Tripod system
  • Eyepieces and accessories per package configuration

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