SKYWATCHER PHOTOGRAPHIC NEWTONIAN 250 F/4.7
Sky-Watcher
Newtonian
14.38 kg
SKYWATCHER PHOTOGRAPHIC NEWTONIAN 250 F/4.7 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
The SkyWatcher 250 f/5 photographic Newtonian telescope is optimized for astrophotography. In fact, its oversized secondary mirror provides a large illuminated field that is ideal for large camera sensors.
This telescope has a fast f/5 focal ratio and while the coma is still visible, it is 36% lower than the coma in a Newtonian f/4. This allows for the use of the photographic reflector on visual observations and high resolution imaging of planets and the moon.
The optional SkyWatcher coma corrector for f/5 Newtonian corrects the coma superbly, offering a large corrected field for astrophotography.
The 2" Crayford focuser is solid, precise and backlash free. It operates at two speeds due to the 10:1 reduction mechanism for an extra fine focusing adjustment, which is paramount for astrophotography and high resolution observations.
The oversized secondary mirror is collimable by using 3 grub screws and the offset can be adjusted by using the central spring loaded screw.
The primary mirror is collimable with 3 pairs of push & pull screws.
The aluminium tube is internally blackened to avoid internal reflection, enhance contrast and to absorb stray light.
Specifications
Optical design |
Newtonian reflector |
Objective diameter |
254 mm |
Focal length |
1200 mm |
Focal ratio |
f/4.7 |
Secondary mirror |
63 mm (minor axis) |
Linear obstruction |
25 % |
Resolving power |
0.47 arc second |
Stellar limiting magnitude |
14.0 |
Max. magnification |
508 x |
Light gathering power |
1317 times the human eye |
Mount attachment |
Tube rings on Vixen style bar |
Focuser |
Crayford dual speed (10:1) |
Tube weight |
14.38 kg |
Tube length |
1120 mm |
Tube diameter |
288 mm |
SKU |
SW25012AP-OTA |
In the box
- Newtonian 250 f/5
- Tube rings on Vixen style bar
- 8x50 finderscope
- Eyepiece LET 28
- 2" to M42 and 2" to 1.25" all in one adapter
- Piggyback 1/4" screw with camera locking nut