102ED APO F/11 Planetary
Many astronomy enthusiasts begin their journey with observations of the Moon and other planets, which have always been fascinating targets. The Moon offers an endless array of intricate details—craters, mountains, valleys, and more. While often thought to be static, the Moon is constantly undergoing subtle changes, such as lunar flashes caused by meteorite impacts.
Observing and sketching planets, on the other hand, is an ongoing challenge. Unlike deep-sky objects, planets exhibit relatively rapid changes in their appearance.
For telescopes with the same aperture, refractors often outperform reflectors, although this advantage depends on the design and quality of the reflector. A perfectly crafted long-focus reflector can come close to matching a refractor of the same aperture. However, reflectors require observation from the front of the telescope tube, making long-focus designs cumbersome to operate. In contrast, refractors allow for observation from the rear of the telescope, making them more user-friendly.
In response to the suggestions of many classic planetary telescope enthusiasts, Sky Rover Optics has embarked on the development of the 102mm F/11 ED APO, which we have defined as a classic planetary telescope.
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Application
Specifications
Diameter: 102mm
Focal length: 1122mm
Focal ratio: F/11
Optics: doublet elements, air-spaced apochromatic, including a piece of Super ED
Coating: FMC
Focusing: 2.5-inch R&P two-speed focuser。
Body: It is made of aluminum alloy. Multiple diaphragms in the mirror can effectively reduce stray light.
Size: about 1012mm (Shortest) ;about 1257mm (Longest)
Weight: OTA about 3.9kg, about 4.6kg (including hoop and dovetail )
Packaging: Full-wrapped pearl cotton protective packaging and double-layer cartons