Telescope Bresser Messier AR-152S 152/760 EXOS 2 4752768
The combination of large diameter and short focal length predestines the Bresser Messier AR-152S Telescope for observing large astronomical objects.
Observe the famous globular cluster M13 in the constellation Hercules as never before: thousands of small point stars accumulate against the black background sky as if many diamonds had been scattered on a velvet carpet. Equipped with suitable nebular filters you can see the Gulf of Mexico in the North America nebula and all the other celestial objects that Charles Messier identified in 1781.
The compact size of the Bresser Messier AR-152S tube combines amazing transportability, great light gathering power and remarkably low weight given its large diameter.
Features:
- Ball bearings on both AR and DEC axes for smooth and accurate tracking.
- Polar finder with illumination capability (illuminator not included).
- Spirit level for easy leveling of the tripod.
- Straight 8x50mm optical finder with reticle (not illuminated); optimized support clamp for comfortable use.
- 1.25" zenithal prism
- Attachment rings with support handle and integrated piggyback mount for attaching cameras (1/4 universal thread).
- Stainless steel dovetail.
- 2" to 1.25" adapter with integrated T-thread (an additional T-ring is required to attach an SLR camera -camera model must be specified-).
Optical Design: Achromatic Refractor
Diameter: 152mm (6")
Focal Length: 760mm
Focal Ratio: F/5
Maximum recommended magnification: 300x
Eyepiece: Super Plössl; focal: 26mm, diameter: 31.7mm (1.25")
Tube length: 1085mm
Tube diameter: 161mm
Tube weight: 10.6Kg
Mount: German Equatorial EXOS 2
Net weight of mount: 5.3 Kg
Net weight of tripod: 5.9Kg
