Explore Scientific 127mm Achromat Refractor Telescope - DAR127065-02

Explore ScientificSKU: DAR127065-02

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The Explore Scientific AR127 Air-Spaced Doublet is a classic air-spaced, crown-and-flint, doublet achromatic refractor, reborn with the aim to produce superior-class optical figure in a short (f/6.5) focal length design. With the AR127 model, you will be impressed by the stunning images revealed to you at the eyepiece, and all at a small fraction of the price you’d pay for a comparably sized apochromat refractor.

Designed to handle the rigors of public star parties and educational outreach, the Explore Scientific AR Series telescopes come with heavy-duty, high quality components, including a 2" dual-speed focuser, a one-piece 2" diagonal with 99% dielectric coatings, Explore Scientific Hybrid Finder Scope Base installed with an 8 X 50 non-illuminated straight-through finder scope and quick release bracket, and a cradle ring assembly with Vixen-style dovetail mount. Just add a few eyepieces and the alt-azimuth or equatorial mount of your choice and you’ll be ready to discover the Universe!

Interferometric data on your newly purchased and registered Explore achromatic refractor is available upon request after 120 days of ownership. Please contact Customer Service for more information.

Item Number DAR127065–02
Focal Length 826mm
Focal Ratio f/6.5
Limiting Magnitude 13
Resolution .9 arc sec
Tube Length w/ Dew Shield 34"; 863mm
Diameter 130mm
Weight 15.6lb; 7.1kg
Dovetail Vixen

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What can I see with this telescope?

Max reasonable eyepiece power (no Barlow) in good seeing is approximately — mm (—×)
Bright objects such as the Moon and planets may allow you to use approximately — mm (—×)
Larger aperture (diameter) telescopes will produce a brighter view of objects
Barlow Lens Applied

Images are simulated based on the characteristics of each telescope and are for illustrative purposes only.
Viewing location and sky conditions can vary and will affect actual results.

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