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Sky-Watcher Heritage 130mm f/5 Tabletop Reflector Telescope - For Serious Amater Astronomer
Sky-Watcher Heritage P130

Sky-Watcher Heritage 130mm f/5 Tabletop Reflector Telescope - For Serious Amater Astronomer

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Retail Price:CAD399.00

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Product Highlights
  • International Year of Astronomy Edition
  • 130mm Dobsonian Reflector OTA
  • 650mm Focal Length, f/5 Focal Ratio
  • Collapsible Design: Just 14.5" Closed

Designed to commemorate the International Year of Astronomy, the Sky-Watcher Heritage 130mm f/5 Tabletop Reflector Telescope is the ideal combination of power and portability for general all-around astronomy.

The telescope is built using a truss tube system that allows the optical tube assembly (OTA) to be closed to about half its length during transport and storage, with the ability to be opened quickly and easily without having to collimate the mirrors so you can observing quickly. Optically, the Heritage is outfitted with a large 130mm aperture and aluminized paraboloidal mirrors that draw in the light required to make detailed observations of the moon and planets, with the ability to reach outside our solar system to see bright deep-sky objects.

The optical tube is supported by a manual alt-azimuth tabletop mounting system. This mount allows you to set up the scope just about anywhere—from a patio or picnic table to a tailgate or car hood. Rubber feet not only provide a sure footing but offer natural vibration suppression so views remain clear and steady even when people are walking past or there is heavy vehicular traffic. When you need to pack up and go home, simply collapse the tube, rotate it down to minimize the form factor, and grab the mount's integrated handle so you can carry it safely and securely. To get you observing right out of the box, Sky-Watcher includes two eyepieces and a red dot finder.

Optical Tube Assembly

  • Large 130mm aperture allows users to observe the moon and planets with the ability to reach outside the solar system and view deep-sky objects like binary stars, clusters, galaxies, and nebulae
  • Fast f/5 focal ratio keeps views bright and crisp
  • 650mm focal length produces a moderate magnification potential without making it too large or heavy
  • Aluminized paraboloidal mirrors produce sharp and detailed images
  • Collapsible Dobsonian design utilizes truss tubes to extend the optical tube to full length with the ability to close into a compact form factor, making it powerful but portable
  • Truss tube design maintains optical alignment and will not require collimation between uses
  • 1.25" helical focusing mechanism does not require a long drawtube and allows precise adjustments

Mount

  • Manual alt-azimuth design
  • Tabletop design can be set up just about anywhere
  • Rubber feet provide a sure footing and their natural vibration-dampening presents clearer views even when people are walking near or cars are driving by
  • Mount arm is tall enough to allow the optical tube to be pointed straight down for a smaller form factor during transport and storage
  • Integrated carrying handle

Included Accessories

Eyepieces:
  • 1.25" nosepiece makes them compatible with the most popular size drawtubes, focusers, and accessories like filters, Barlows, and diagonals
  • 25mm eyepiece produces a low 26x power that allows users to see wide areas for observing the moon and constellations and scan the sky for comets
  • 10mm eyepiece yields 65x magnification to make detailed observations with a smaller field of view
Finder:
  • Red dot design provides a wide field of view to make alignment fast and star-hopping navigation easy
  • Provides an easy-to-see center aiming dot to make centering your target object simple

  • Recommend for: FIRST TIME BUYER

    Specifications

    Optical Tube Assembly
    Optical Design Dobsonian Reflector
    Aperture 130 mm / 5.1"
    Focal Length 650 mm
    Focal Ratio f/5
    Focuser Single-Speed Helical
    Eyepiece Barrel Diameter 1.25"
    Diagonal None
    Finderscope Yes
    Optical Tube Dimensions Length: 14.5" / 36.8 cm Closed Length
    Mount
    Type Manual; Alt-Azimuth
    GoTo Capability No
    General
    Batteries None
    GPS No
    Wi-Fi No
    Weight 14.0 lb / 6.4 kg
    Packaging Info
    Package Weight 19.195 lb
    Box Dimensions (LxWxH) 21.3 x 15.8 x 15.6"

  • In the Box

    • Sky-Watcher Heritage 130mm f/5 Tabletop Reflector Telescope
    • Red Dot Finder
    • 1.25" 25mm Eyepiece
    • 1.25" 10mm Eyepiece
    • Tabletop Mount
    • Limited 2-Year Warranty
    Customer Reviews

    By Fred Hopperon 8 November 2016
    As a serios amater astronomer I would reccomend this telescope to any beginner. It is easy to use and set up and comes complete with all you actually need. The only down side is the helical focuser (which holds the eyepiece), this is a bit flimsy and rattly (the smaller version of this scope has a crayford focuser) I wish that they had been able to fit one to this model. However, despite its shortcomings it does do the job and the aperture means that you can get a great sharp view of some deep sky objects.
    Being smallish and portable it can be set up on a table and in use in just a few minutes which means that I use mine more than my large Meade telescope. (Which takes about 1/2 an hour to set up and weighs a ton.)
    You will need to learn how to find your way about the sky to use it - but that is no bad thing and tremendous fun.

    ByMarinaon 5 February 2016
    This was bought as a gift for my 9 year old nephew for Christmas. It's a lot bigger than I was expecting it to be but that's not a problem. I'm still trying to set it up correctly as my family and I are all new to the world of telescopes and astronomy. We managed to see a few stars a few nights ago. We have also downloaded Skyview free to help us locate stars and planets. Unfortunately it was too early in the evening to locate Jupiter because of our location but we will keep trying.








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