Vixen R130SF 130mm f/5 Reflector OTA + Celestron Omni 2x Barlow – Used (Very Good)

VixenSKU: VIXEN-R130SF-USED

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Used – Very Good Condition. A Vixen R130SF 130mm f/5 Newtonian reflector optical tube, OTA only (no mount or tripod), in very good condition with only little signs of use and fully tested. A Celestron Omni 2x Barlow lens is included to double your magnification range.

What's Included

  • Vixen R130SF optical tube (130mm aperture, 650mm focal length, f/5 Newtonian)
  • Celestron Omni 2x Barlow lens (1.25")

About the Vixen R130SF

The Vixen R130SF is a well-regarded 130mm (5.1") f/5 Newtonian reflector — a fast, wide-field tube that delivers bright, contrasty views of the Moon, planets, and deep-sky objects, and makes an excellent grab-and-go or beginner-to-intermediate visual scope. Paired here with a Celestron Omni 2x Barlow, it's ready to pair with your own mount (a Vixen-style dovetail lets it sit on a wide range of alt-az and equatorial mounts).

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