Sky-Watcher HAC125 DX 125mm f/2 Minigraph Astrograph – Used

Sky-WatcherSKU: HAC125DX-USED

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Sale price$969.99 CAD
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  • Description

Used – Very Good Condition. A pre-owned Sky-Watcher HAC125 DX Minigraph showing only light cosmetic wear. Sold as the optical tube assembly only — no mount, camera, or tripod included.

What's Included

  • Sky-Watcher HAC125 DX 125mm f/2 Minigraph optical tube
  • Clamshell tube rings with Vixen/V-style dovetail
  • Dual finderscope brackets
  • 1.25" adapter
  • M42x0.75 camera adapter
  • Dew shield

Condition Notes

  • Light cosmetic wear consistent with normal use.

About the Sky-Watcher HAC125 DX

The HAC125 DX uses Sky-Watcher's Honders Advanced Catadioptric design to deliver a 125mm aperture at a blazing f/2 with a 250mm focal length — wide-field, deep-sky imaging speed in a tube only about 40 cm long. Focusing is handled by moving the primary mirror, so there's no external focuser to sag or slip, and the compact, lightweight package rides happily on small equatorial and strain-wave mounts. It's an ideal grab-and-go astrograph for collecting serious signal on nebulae and galaxies in short sessions or from bright skies. Buying used saves you hundreds over new. See our new HAC125DX Minigraph listing for full specifications.

Final Sale

This item is sold as a Final Sale. All used equipment sales are final. Please review our Used Equipment Sale Policy before purchasing.

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