
Highlights & Details
Reflector Telescope Messier MC -152/1900
- Very high-quality hexafoc-okularauszug with 2.5"-free inner diameter
- Adjustable 6 x 30 viewfinder with reticule eyepiece
- Ball-bearing snails for a uniform tracking
Technical specifications
- Product type
Reflector telescope
- Focal length
1900 mm
- Magnification (min.)
22 x
- Magnification (max.)
304 x
- Resolution
0.9 arcsecs
- Type
Catadioptric
- Slow motion
Manual
- Material
Aluminium
Plastic
Stainless steel
- Mounting type
Maksutov-Cassegrain
- Eyepiece tube
31.7 mm
- Mirror diameter
152 mm
- Magnification
22 up to 304 x
- Coating
Multi-layered tempering
- Focal ratio
12.5
Documents & Downloads
User & Safety Instructions
User & Safety Instructions 1494336 Bresser Optik Messier MC-152/1900 Hexafoc EXOS-2 Reflector telescope Maksutov-Cassegrain Catadioptric Magnification 22 u
User & Safety Instructions 1494336 Bresser Optik Messier MC-152/1900 Hexafoc EXOS-2 Reflector telescope Maksutov-Cassegrain Catadioptric Magnification 22 u
User & Safety Instructions 1494336 Bresser Optik Messier MC-152/1900 Hexafoc EXOS-2 Reflector telescope Maksutov-Cassegrain Catadioptric Magnification 22 u
Description
The combination of compact optics and high stability is characterised the MC-150 Hexafoc EXOS-II.
The long focal length of the device allows relaxed planetary observations with high zoom levels, the short overall length of the device makes it the ideal telescope for mobile use. The opening of 150 mm allows you already the observation of smaller clouds in the vastness of the universe.
You can find the remains of a gigantic star explosion from the year 1054 in the constellation of the bull or drive down the bright filaments of the great Orion Nebula. Spotting the famous feuerradgalaxie in the constellation of larger cars or find the dumbbell fog in the constellation of the fox.
The high stability of the device enables very relaxed observations and supports the first try in the ASTROPHOTOGRAPHY.
This text is machine translated.
The long focal length of the device allows relaxed planetary observations with high zoom levels, the short overall length of the device makes it the ideal telescope for mobile use. The opening of 150 mm allows you already the observation of smaller clouds in the vastness of the universe.
You can find the remains of a gigantic star explosion from the year 1054 in the constellation of the bull or drive down the bright filaments of the great Orion Nebula. Spotting the famous feuerradgalaxie in the constellation of larger cars or find the dumbbell fog in the constellation of the fox.
The high stability of the device enables very relaxed observations and supports the first try in the ASTROPHOTOGRAPHY.
This text is machine translated.
Features
- Very high-quality hexafoc-okularauszug with 2.5"-free inner diameter
- Excellent with 65 mm diameter
- Ball bearing axles (RA/DEC)
- Adjustable 6 x 30 viewfinder with reticule eyepiece
- Ball-bearing snails for a uniform tracking
- Optimized viewfinder holder for comfortable insight
- Handle for easy transport with integrated camera holder (photo threaded screw)
- Circular level for a straight stand
- Prism rail with clamping surface made of stainless steel (44 mm universal dovetail for GP/EQ5/LXD 75)
- Easy to transport
- 50.8 to 31.7 mm adapter with integrated T2-T2-Ring Adapter (optional)
- Brass ring clamp
- All of the die-cast aluminum parts with a high-quality powder-coated
Scope of delivery
- Messier MC -152/1900
- EXOS-2 GoTo mount with flexible shafts steel-pipe stand
- Super Plossl eyepiece 26 mm
- Hand-grip and camera holder
- Prism rail for GP-level
- 6 x 30 finder scope
- Astronomy PC Software Stellarium
- Telescopic fibula
- Rotating Star Card
- User manual.
System requirements
- From Windows XP, Apple ® OS X Mountain Lion
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Accessories
(*All information is plus legal VAT)The necessary accessories are required to use the article as described.






















