Product Code: 22020X

Celestron Advanced VX 6" F/8 Refractor Telescope

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Celestron Advanced VX 6" F/8 Refractor Telescope:
Celestron Advanced VX 6" F/8 Refractor Telescope features a 6" (150mm) aperture to draw in copious amounts of light even light from distant deep space objects like binary stars, galaxies, and nebulae. Its moderately fast f/8 focal ratio allows for shorter exposure times than slower scopes, which means more images can be captured for later stacking in post. A large-drawtube 2" focuser allows the use of larger wide-field eyepieces or large imaging sensor cameras to be used without vignetting, and an included reducer adapter lets users install smaller 1.25" accessories like the included eyepiece or diagonal.

The mount head moves and tracks objects with high-precision and almost no vibrations to ensure clear views. Its wide 7 - 77° latitude range and head design allows it to track low in the sky if it's set up on a hill or deck, and will clear the motors to avoid having to perform a meridian flip during long observation or imaging sessions. Guiding the mount is the NexStar+ computer hand controller. Packed with more than 40,000 objects, it has multiple alignment procedures to get users observing faster, with multiple automatic tracking rates to accurately follow fast-moving close objects like the Moon and planets and slower deep space celestial bodies. With features such as user-defined objects, customizable guided tours, and expanded info on over 500 objects in its database even novice users can quickly learn about the Universe.

Celestron Advanced VX 6" f/8 Refractor Telescope

Features - Celestron Advanced VX 6" f/8 Refractor Telescope

Pre-loaded 40,000 object database.
Flash upgradeable operating system.
LED-backlit interface buttons.
RS-232 serial communication port.
Selectable language programming (English, French, German, Italian, Spanish).
Stainless steel construction.
2" diameter upper leg.
44-64" (112.8-162.6 cm) height adjustment.
Refractor optical design, aluminum construction.
2" focuser also accommodates 1.25" accessories.
6" (150mm) aperture, f/8 light gathering.
1200mm focal length, 354x maximum magnification.
20mm eyepiece with 60x magnification.
Computerized go-to capability.
Permanently programmable periodic error correction.
All-Star Polar Alignment with 2-Star alignment mode.
Digitally-encoded low-cog DC servo motors on both axes.

Specification - Celestron Advanced VX 6" f/8 Refractor Telescope

Optical Design Refractor
Aperture 6" (150 mm)
Focal Length 1200 mm
Focal Ratio f/8
Highest Useful Magnification 354.0x
Resolution 0.93 arc sec (Rayleigh), 0.77 arc sec (Dawes)
Finder scope 9 x 50
Eyepiece 20mm (60x)
Optical Tube Length 51" (1.3 m)
Optical Tube Weight 19 lb (8.6 kg)
Tripod Yes
Mount Type German Equatorial
Power Supply 12V DC 3.5A (tip positive)
GO-TO Capability Yes
Altitude / Latitude Adjustment 7 - 77°
Motor DC servo motor, digitally encoded low-cog drive
Load Capacity 30 lb (13.6 kg)
Counterweight (2) 11 lb (5 kg)
Tracking Method EQ North, EQ South
Tracking Rates Sidereal, solar, and lunar
Slew Speed 9 speeds, 4° per sec (maximum)
Alignment Solar System align, Quick align, Last align, 2-star align, 1-star align
Hand Controller NexStar
Communication Port (2) AUX ports, Autoguider
Onboard Celestial Object Database 40,000 objects (upgradeable)
Total Weight 32kg

Kit Contents
Celestron Advanced VX 6" f/8 Refractor Telescope  
Advanced VX Computerized German Equatorial Mount
20mm Eyepiece
Tripod
NexStar+ Hand Control (EQ)

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This product was added to our catalog on Tuesday 28 January, 2014.