Telescope Apochromatic Triplet 165mm f/7 FPL-53 CF with Feather-Touch 3" Rack - Explore Scientific

The Explore Scientific 165mm f/7 FPL-53 CF triplet apochromatic telescope is the ultimate device for demanding astronomers. With its 165 mm optics made from high-end FPL-53 glass, this refractor offers exceptional image quality, with no color distortion and striking contrast. Thanks to its fast f/7 focal ratio, this telescope is ideal for astrophotography, allowing for shorter exposure times and sharp images.

The inclusion of the 3" Feather-Touch focuser provides precise focusing, even for long exposures, while ensuring perfect stability of the sensor. Its carbon fiber (CF) tube reduces weight while enhancing portability and robustness, making it a versatile tool for visual observation or celestial photography.

Features:

• Diameter: 165 mm
• Focal length: 1155 mm
• Focal ratio: f/7
• Reduced weight thanks to the carbon fiber tube
• 3" Feather-Touch focuser with 1:10 reduction for ultra-precise focusing
• 2" diagonal with 99% dielectric coating
• 90° finder with built-in lighting
• Sliding dew shield for optimal protection

Advantages:

• High-performance optics with FPL-53 glass for sharp, chromatically aberration-free images
• Perfect for astrophotography due to its ultra-stable mechanics and fast focal ratio
• Lightweight carbon fiber construction for better portability and handling
• 3" Feather-Touch focusing system ensuring maximum precision
• Ideal for observing the Moon, planets, and deep sky objects

Compatibility:

• Compatible with Losmandy mounts and accessories thanks to its 3" rail
• 90° finder compatible with other observation equipment for a customized setup

Delivery contents:

• Carbon fiber optical tube (165 mm, f/7)
• 3" Feather-Touch focuser
• 2" diagonal with 99% reflectivity
• Illuminated 90° finder
• Clamps with handle
• Losmandy 3" rail
• Transport case

This telescope is an exceptional choice for astronomers looking for a high-performing and versatile instrument, perfect for observation and astrophotography.