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Bresser Messier 8″ Dobson telescope
Visit Bresser Messier 8″ Dobson is a high-performance telescope, perfect for serious beginners and experienced astronomers alike. Thanks to its 203 mm parabolic mirror and 1218 mm focal length (f/6), it offers clear, bright images of the deep sky and solar system objects. Its portable design and quick set-up make it an ideal companion for observations at home or on the move.
This is THE telescope for astronomy beginners who want to enjoy a telescope for years to come.
Delivered pre-assembled, it's ready to use in just a few minutes. It features an LED viewfinder, a 25 mm Super Plössl eyepiece, a lunar filter and a high-quality solar filter for safe observations of the Sun. A built-in compass and circular level make telescope orientation easy.
| Features | Detail |
|---|---|
| Optical type | Newtonian reflector |
| Primary mirror diameter | 203 mm |
| Focal length | 1218 mm |
| Focus report | f/6 |
| Recommended maximum magnification | 400x |
| Frame | Dobson |
| Focuser | 2.5″ HEXAFOC rack with 1.25″ adapter |
| Eyepiece included | Super Plössl 25 mm (Ø 31.7 mm / 1.25″) |
| Researcher | LED viewfinder |
| Filters included | Lunar and solar aperture filters |
| Secondary mirror | 57 mm diameter |
| Tube material | Metal |
| Tube weight | 11.5 kg |
| Total weight (with accessories) | 29 kg |
| Tube dimensions | Length: 121.8 cm, Diameter: 20.3 cm |
| Additional accessories | 2 clamps with GP adapter, user manual |
This telescope is also compatible with other mounts. Its versatility and ease of use make it an excellent choice for exploring the night and solar skies.
