Explore Scientific Ultra Light Dobson 406 mm Reflector telescope Azimuthal Dobson Magnification 40 up to 800 x

No telescope type has changed amateur astronomy as the Dobson telescopes. Prior to John Dobson's presentation of the Dobson telescope, the vast majority of amateur telescopes consisted of small lens telescopes with primitive mechanics - just enough to be able to guess the polar caps of Mars or the rings of Saturn. Larger telescopes, such as Schmidt-Cassegrains, were reserved for a guarded clientele. The ingenious combination of simple, but effective mechanics with the largest possible opening has given the Dobson telescope a unique victory all over the world. Nowhere do you get as much light for your money as with a good Dobson.

Modern Dobsontelescope with lattice tube tube. The device can be disassembled for easy transport of this large device, even in small cars - it can be set up completely without any tools within a few minutes. The entire design has been optimized for maximum rigidity without neglecting the weight. The combination of large height wheels with an optimized aluminum sandwich construction enables the finest correction movements at the highest magnifications. The focus position has already been prepared for the use of our coma corrector. The ideal workhorse for the Deep Sky observer. Details on the planet are also visible to inexperienced observers, and countless deep sky objects show structures. Bright star clusters are dissolved into the core, and the sight of the terminator on the moon becomes an unforgettable experience.

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