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This compact and affordable 150mm (approx. 6") f/4 Newtonian optical tube assembly (OTA) from GSO has fast optics for imaging extended deep-sky objects with a DSLR, webcam, or dedicated astronomy camera. Lightweight and easy to guide, this little Newtonian comes ready to go out of the box with a 2" Crayford-style focuser, dual split-hinged mounting rings, an 8x50 straight-through finder, and an 8" Vixen/Synta-style dovetail plate.
- Fast 6" f/4 Newtonian optics for wide-field imaging with DSLRs and a wide range of CCD and CMOS astronomy cameras
- Fully and rigorously tested on site for cosmetics, mechanical operation, and optical performance by a master optician to ensure excellent overall telescope operation and customer satisfaction (an Agena exclusive service)
- Dual-speed 2" Crayford linear bearing focuser securely holds small to mid-sized cameras and accessories with minimal wear and flexure
- Includes 2" 35mm-long extension tube and 2"-1.25" eyepiece adapter
- 8" Vixen-style dovetail bar with dual split-hinged felt-lined mounting rings to protect tube finish
- 8x50 straight-through achromatic finder mounted on quick-release bracket
- Center dot on primary mirror for quick and easy collimation
- Solid rolled steel telescope tube with gloss white exterior finish and matte black interior finish to increase contrast and minimize thermal effects
GSO 6" f/4 Imaging Newtonian Reflector Telescope - Steel OTA (White)
The GSO 150mm (approx. 6") f/4 imaging Newtonian offers a fast focal ratio that's ideal for capturing wide-field images of hundreds of celestial objects. The short 600mm focal length keeps the tube length to a compact and easy-to-handle 21.75", making it straightforward to guide during extended exposures. With a total weight of only 13lbs-7oz (9lbs-12oz with OTA and focuser only) this scope is ideal for use with compact and precision equatorial mounts such as the Celestron AVX, Skywatcher HEQ-5, or Orion Sirius. And with a price that's far less than a small ED refractor or Ritchey-Chretien scope, this OTA offers an economical alternative for beginning and advanced imagers.