Bresser Optik Messier AR-127L/1200 Hexafoc EXOS-2/EQ5 Refractor Equatorial Achromatic Magnification 46 up to 254 x

The telescope consists of a refracting telescope (refractor) and an equatorial mount including stand. The Optics has a free opening of 127 mm with a focal length of 1200 mm and thus an opening ratio of F9.4. The refractor has many extras such as, for example, pipe clamps with carrying handle and integrated camera bracket, 31.7 mm (1.25") Zenith mirror or 8 x 50 viewfinder. At the equatorial (also called parallaktisch) EXOS-2 mount is an axis on the Polarstern. The management of a celestial object only one axis can be moved, which greatly simplifies the vis-à-vis Monti stake, which have only left/right and up/down axes (Azimuthal mounting).
With the included 8 x 50 viewfinder, the celestial objects to be found easily. The viewfinder also has a crosshair around in the dark even easier to monitor. The Mount also has a polar alignment aid of the orientation toward north extremely simplified. By means of two flexible shaft connected with the mechanical fine operation can be set precisely the objects in the ocular and after. The stable steel-pipe stand is continuously adjustable in height and thus guarantees a comfortable observer position.

Application:
The Messier AR-127 on EXOS-2 offers the ambitious amateur astronomers a good design with sturdy universal mount. 127 mm telescopic opening are well suited for detailed observations on the moon and the planets of our solar system. In addition collects the telescopic light enough to continue to look in the night sky. Star clusters, globular clusters, planetary and partly large fog with this telescope is visible. For even larger objects completely to be able to see it is worthwhile, for example, a 35 mm 70° eyepiece. So you get despite the relatively high focal length of the AR-127 a large overview in the sky. With a total weight of about 24 kilograms of which of these three parts (tube, mount with a counter-weight, Stand) is the telescope is still good for calls outside of the bright cities. Only then can the look of full power.

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