Sky-Watcher Quattro 250P Imaging Newtonian 10" (254 mm)

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SkywatcherSKU: S11220

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Correct the coma

A fast Newtonian flares stars at the edge of frame. This fixes it.

Set it up right

A Newtonian needs collimating and the optics need keeping clean. Both jobs come up on night one.

Dew protection

A Newtonian dews on the secondary mirror, not the front. This heats it directly.

  • Description
  • Specifications
The new Sky-Watcher Quattro Imaging Newtonian with dual-speed focuser incorporates a superb mirror-set with two significant advantages over competing products. A 2" dual-speed 10:1 ratio focuser is included for excellent focusing precision. Additionally, the tube length has been slightly shortened to optimize performance for prime-focus photography. Even better performance for astro-photography, and visual use, can be achieved when used in combination with the Sky-Watcher Quattro coma corrector.

  • 205 mm Newtonian reflector
  • 800 mm (f/4)
  • Fully multi-coated borosilicate mirrors
  • 2” dual-speed 10:1 linear power focuser
  • 8×50 finderscope
  • Tube rings with V-style dovetail bar
Optical DesignReflector 
Optical Diameter254 
Focal Length1000mm 
F/Ratiof/4 
Highest Practical Power508x 
Finder Scope8x50 
Focuser Diameter2" (50.8mm) Dual-Speed 10:1 Linear Power Focuser 
Tube Weight15.1 kg 
Tube Dimensions25.75cmx73cm 
Shipping Weight18.8 kg 
Shipping Dimensions106x47x50 cm3 

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