CHF 399
In stock with supplier (4 to 8 weeks lead time)
This Sky-Watcher Skyliner-150P offers an exceptional diameter/price ratio. Ideal for observing the Moon, planets and deep-sky objects such as galaxies and nebulae, it combines ease of use with impressive optical quality.
NEW : now comes with two wide-angle eyepieces, 12.5 mm and 20 mm (70° field of view), a 1.25″ adapter with brass clamping ring (scratch-resistant protection) and a universal smartphone adapter - perfect for capturing your first astronomical images with ease!
Inspired by John Dobson's concepts, this simple azimuth mount allows smooth, natural handling by hand. There's no need for complicated adjustments: just point the tube in the desired direction, and the telescope stays in place thanks to precise balance and friction-optimized materials. Set-up is quick and observation can begin in minutes.
Unlike inexpensive spherical mirrors, this telescope incorporates a primary mirror. parabolic of superior quality. This corrects spherical aberrations and delivers sharp, high-contrast images rich in detail - whether on Saturn or a distant galaxy.
| Lens type | Newton reflector on Dobson mount |
| Primary mirror diameter | 153 mm |
| Focal length | 1200 mm (f/8) |
| Eyepieces included | 12.5 mm and 20 mm - Wide angle 70° (1.25″ format) |
| Magnifications supplied | 60x and 96x |
| Theoretical maximum magnification | 306x |
| Mirrors | Parabolic primary and secondary with RAQ™ treatment (up to 94% reflectivity). |
| Secondary support | 0.5 mm thin branches for minimum diffraction |
| Researcher | 6×30 optical |
| Photo adapter | Direct connection for SLR cameras |
| Smartphone adapter | Universal - Compatible with smartphones from 54 to 90 mm wide |
| Frame | Wooden alt-azimuth with accessory tray |
| Light collection (vs 114 mm) | +73% |
This Dobson 153/1200 telescope is an ideal choice for those who want a versatile, easy-to-use, high-performance instrument. Whether you're a curious beginner or a passionate amateur, it will faithfully accompany you on your lunar, planetary and celestial explorations.
