BYOMIC SkyDiver Dobson Telescope 102/640mm DOB, 2 Eyespieces, 3x Barlow Lens
- Newton telescope with 102mm aperture
- Easy operation due to Dobsonian mount
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Eyespieces (without filter thread) and Barlow lens included
- LED finder scope
Description
The Byomic Dobson Telescope SkyDiver 102/640 is a fantastic telescope for observing the night sky.
The telescope is equipped with a Dobsonian mount, which makes it easy to move the telescope azimuthally (horizontally and vertically). Since the telescope only needs to be placed on a flat surface, you don't need much space. The Byomic SkyDiver 102 mm is equipped with a handle in the holder that makes it easy to carry and move the telescope. If you need to take the telescope on a trip, you can easily transport it as it weighs only 6 kg and does not take up much space.
Inspect lunar craters and see the rings of Saturn or the polar caps of Mars. The telescope collects 212 times more light than the naked eye. With it, you can already spot some nebular objects that are not visible without a telescope. These objects are outside our solar system and often many light years away from us. Discover the Orion Nebula, (1350 light years) in the galactic neighborhood of one of the most active star forming regions, which is why it is a favorite object for studying star formation.
Byomic Dobson Telescope SkyDiver 102/640 is a powerful and simple telescope. As soon as the telescope is placed on a flat surface, it is ready for use. Because of the Dobsonian mount, the telescope can easily move left and right as well as up and down. Once the correct position is reached, it can be locked in place with the convenient locking buttons. The Red Dot Finder's red dot makes it easy to point the telescope at a celestial body. If you look through the red dot and move the telescope so that the red dot is visible on a celestial body, you will also see this when looking through the eyepiece.
Specifiactions
Optics |
Type |
Reflector |
Optical Design |
Newton |
Focal Lenght (mm) |
640 |
Focal Ratio (f/) |
6.27 |
Max. useful Magnification |
204 |
Resolution (RAYLEIGH) |
1.14" |
Plug-in Size |
1.25" |
Light gathering capacity (to the human eye) |
212x |
Magnification |
32x (20 mm), 107x (6 mm) |
Mount |
Type |
Dobson |
GoTo Control |
No |
Tracking |
No |
Accessory included |
Eyepieces 1,25'' |
20mm, 6mm |
Starpointer |
6 x 30 |
Barlow Lens |
3x |
General |
Weight |
6 kg |
Height (cm) |
70 |
In the Box
- 1x Byomic Dobson Telescope 102/640
- 1x Dobson Mount
- 1x Starpointer
- 1x 6mm Eyespiece 1,25" mm
- 1x 20mm Eyespiece 1,25" mm
- 1x Barlow Lens 3x
- 1x Manual
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