Advanced Telescope 130/650 EQ-320

The telescope for beginners prepared to observe the stars with their own eyes

Fans of the Universe are always willing to look beyond, to the stars, planets or nebulae that reveal the greatness of the cosmos. Well now all these stars will be within your reach, even without advanced knowledge of astronomy. This telescope for beginners is very easy to use and so bright that it will allow you to observe even nebulae many light years away. Start your journey through the Universe from the balcony or garden of your home.

Summary of advantages:

• Sharp and clear visualization of objects thanks to the parabolic main mirror
• 1.25" eyepiece holder to attach any accessory, even from other manufacturers
• Stable mount for greater viewing enjoyment
• Complete telescope with 2 eyepieces to get started without problems in the world of astronomy
• LED finder for easier and more fruitful search for objects
• Find stars, planets and nebulae the first time, even without prior experience.

Enhance your vision of the sky

Surely on the clearest summer nights you sometimes look up at the stars. But did you know that among them are hidden hundreds of objects that you can explore? The parabolic mirror collects so much light that you will be able to see even the faintest objects through the eyepiece.

What can you see in the sky?

• The Moon: thousands of craters, grooves and elevations that you will not tire of exploring.
• Planets: Mercury, Jupiter or Saturn. The planets of the Solar System are like next-door neighbors, astronomically speaking, and have an overwhelming wealth of detail, like the rings of Saturn.
• Globular star clusters: the oldest objects in our galaxy appear in the form of nebulous spheres in which the outline is the only thing defined. They can contain up to a million stars.
• Open star clusters: they shine like diamonds on the dark carpet of the night sky.
• Nebulae: planetary and hydrogen nebulae, which are brighter.

LED Finder: Find what you're looking for
Where is your telescope pointed? The LED finder projects a red dot that is used to orient yourself when searching for objects in the sky. With the finder and a celestial chart you will end up mastering the art of searching for celestial objects in the blink of an eye.

The frame for drama-free observations
Observing the night sky with a sturdy mount can be quite an experience. The big advantage is that the EQ-320 holds the tube firmly and ensures a stable image. Compared to similar ones, the EQ-320 ensures a firm base with very little vibration.

Precision scrolling to follow the stars
If you have tried to capture a celestial object with a photographic tripod you will know how difficult it is.

But this mount makes the task easier: its 2 axes allow you to center a celestial object and keep it within the field of view despite the Earth's rotation. Driving it is as fun as climbing a mountain by cable car. And the images you can see with this telescope are truly captivating.

Highlighted Features of the EQ-320 Mount

• Metal mount and aluminum tripod for good support
• Precision drive to keep the image centered in the eyepiece
• Adjustable latitude so you can use your telescope anywhere
• Large tray to keep your accessories close at hand in the dark

The telescope will be your springboard to the Universe. Now you just have to jump...

Scope of delivery:

• Telescope with mount and tripod
• Search engine with pointer
• 2 1.25" eyepieces of 10 and 25 mm

Specifications

Optical system
Guy	Reflector
Type of construction	Newton
Opening (mm)	130
Focal length (mm)	650
Aperture ratio (f/)	5
Resolution capacity	0.85
limit value (mag)	12.1
Light collecting capacity	3. 4. 5
Maximum useful magnification	260
Tube construction	complete tube
Reflector
Main mirror design	parabolic
Telescopic eyepiece tube
Type of construction	toothed bar
Connection (eyepiece side)	1.25
Mount
Frame type	equatorial
Type of construction	EQ-320
GoTo	No
Tripod
Guy	Tripod
Material	Aluminum
Accessories included
1.25" eyepieces	K 25mm, K 10mm
Viewing telescope	Luminous dot sight
In general
Total weight (kg)	16.6
Series	Advanced
Special recommendation	Yeah
Applications
Moon and planets	Yeah
Nebulae and galaxies	Yeah
Nature observation	not recommended
Astrophotography	No
Sun	not recommended (only with appropriate sunscreen)
Recommended for
Beginners	Yeah
Advanced	Yeah
Observatories	No