Celestron 31045 AstroMaster 130EQ Newtonian Reflector Telescope, Dark Blue

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With that being said the optics should still work well enough to see objects in space even if they are ultimately unfocused. What Do The Celestron AstroMaster 130EQ’s Specifications Mean? The Apertura DT6 offers a significant boost in aperture, much better build and optical quality, superior accessories, and a stable, easy-to-use Dobsonian mount.

El telescopio: es el primero que tengo, y no tengo demasiada idea. He tenido que apretar un par de piezas que venían sueltas, y cortar un muelle que era demasiado largo, pero nada más. He optado por quitarle el motor de seguimiento hasta que controle un poco más el resto de cosas. The primary mirror in Newtonian reflectors, such as the Celestron AstroMaster 130 EQ, is a critical component with a significant impact on the telescope’s performance. These mirrors are either spherical or parabolic in shape, but never flat. Overall, this powerful yet beginner-friendly telescope provides an excellent experience for anyone looking to explore space and expand their knowledge of astronomy. What is in the Celestron Astromaster 130 EQ box? With that being said the core pros and cons of reflector optics tend to be fairly universal and that is what I’ll list down below.

Therefore, with its F/5 focal ratio, the Celestron AstroMaster 130 EQ is especially well-suited for deep sky observations, enabling enthusiasts to explore fainter objects in greater detail and clarity. The red dot finder of Celestron Astromaster 130 EQ This telescope is a little skimpy on extra features, accessories, and documentation but if you are looking for a reflector telescope that works and works well without any frills then this is a great option.

The tripod is also of heavy construction but if expanded fully it feels more shakey so I don't expand it. The focuser is actually solidly built and more than use able. I guess you could say the biggest issue here is to do with the built on finderscope. In terms of build quality it’s not all that bad but, when it comes to focusing an image it will struggle, which I’m sure you don’t need me to tell you will be quite the problem for any telescope out there. The Mount The telescope is very heavy (around 16kgs) and very difficult to move it around in assembled condition. It gave me body pains the next morning after my first setup and observations. This means that the telescope has a relatively small light-gathering capacity, which can limit its ability to capture fainter celestial objects. It also affects the resolution of the images produced by the telescope, making it more difficult to see fine details on planets and other objects. Various celestial objects such as planets, stars, and galaxies can be observed with the Celestron Astromaster 130 EQ telescope. This telescope is a reflector type of telescope, which means that it uses mirrors to reflect light from distant objects into an eyepiece. The Astromaster 130 EQ has a primary mirror that measures 130 millimeters in diameter, allowing for clear and detailed images of various celestial bodies.Den Mond kann man natürlich sehr gut beobachten. Bei 24mm ist er gesichtsfeldfüllend und beim Hereinzoomen kann man dann einzelne Krater und deren Schatten (je nach Mondphase) sehr schön anschauen. Hier lohnt sich das Zoom-Okular besonders. The Sky-Watcher Heritage 130 offers the same aperture as the 130EQ but with better optics, better accessories, a collapsible tube, and a simple tabletop Dobsonian mount.