TS Photoline 130mm Refractor f/7 Deluxe APO:
The 130mm f/7 Apo triplet refractor is equipped with one of the best lenses in its class. The proven FPL53 from Ohara (Japan) is used for the APO element. This color-pure lens is mounted in a temperature-compensated frame that also compensates for sub-zero temperatures. The powerful lens is very popular with astrophotographers, as this APO also has a large 3.7″ RPA pull-out. This means that CCD cameras with large sensors can also be used.
Advantages and features of the PHOTOLINE 130 mm F7 Deluxe APO:
- Triplet lens with air gap – APO element from FPL53 from Ohara Temperature-compensated, fully adjustable lens mount.
- 3.7″ RPA Photoline Gear drive focuser with micro reduction – carries accessories up to 8 kg with 360° rotation
- Stable aluminum tube with inner panels against stray light
- Practical carrying handle and EQ5-level dovetail bar on one side and a Losmandy-level dovetail bar on the other side
- 100 mm long spacer between Focuser and tube screwed with M123 x 1 thread on both sides
Another highlight of the telescope is certainly the modern „Rack-And-Pinion“ pull-out with tooth drive adjustment and ball bearing. The large-sized Extract also allows the use of full-frame and large-format cameras without vignetting (of course with the appropriate correctors).
Telescope Spec:
- Aperture: 130 mm
- Focal length: 910 mm
- Focal ratio: f/7
- Lens type: FPL53 Triplet APO with air gap – Multi-coating on any glass-air surface
- 3.7″ RPA Photoline focuser with micro reduction and gear drive adjustment
- Load capacity of the pull-out (Focuser): 8 kg
- Self-centering 2″ and 1.25″ adapters for correct clamping on the optical axis.
- The working distance is optimized for all common correctors and also for visual observation.
- Weight of the optical tube: 11 kg
- Dew protection cap: Extendable, 169 mm diameter
- Tube diameter: 140 mm
- Connection thread on the pull-out side: M92 x 1 and M68 x 1 female threads as well as 2″ and 1.25″ receptacles.
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