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Телескоп МН-71 системы Максутова-Ньютона

 

INTES MN71-7.1"F/6 (180/1080) Maksutov Newtonian

The INTES-71MN is a Maksutov-Newtonian meniscus lens optical tube assembly designed for visual observations as well as for astrophotography of deep sky objects. The system is constructed for the highest possible contrast, widest field of view and pinpoint images. The telescope provides sharp planetary views and bright images of nebulae, star clusters and galaxies. The coated optics made out of high-grade optical glass provide outstanding image quality. A meniscus lens placed in front of the primary mirror eliminates chromatic aberrations and other faults. Three options are available: with Crayford, helical and low profile focusers providing precise focusing and compatible with a wide range of accessories. The high optical quality makes this telescope ideal for the serious amateur astronomer on a low budget.

The basic telescope’s set includes: an optical tube assembly with a dew cap, 10x50 finderscope, a focuser, 4 dust covers for optical tube and finder, carrying handle.



Dimensions:
length,mm 1255
width,mm 250
height,mm 290

 

Technical Specification Value
Clear Aperature 180 mm
Focal Length 1080 mm
Focal Ratio f/6
Max. Magnification 270x
Diameter of Secondary ~ 36 mm
Central Obstruction 20%
Tube Length 1.200 mm
Tube Diameter 205 mm
Dewcap Diameter 205 mm
Dewcap Length 200 mm
Primary Mirror without central hole
Coating Al+ SiO2
Meniscuscorrector BK7, fully multicoated
Focuser 2" Low profilfocuser with 2" slighttube
Backfocus with 2" lowprofil-focuser 60 nm
Linear field of view 20 mm, not vigneted
Linear field of view 36 mm, vigneted
Resolution 0.008 mm in Center
Approximate tubeweight 12kg

Delivery: Finderscope 10x50 with quick exchange bracket, tuberings with mountplate a la MN61. Removable transporting grip fixed on the mounting rings. Cooling ventilator hole.

 

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Последнее обновление: 07 Февраль 2001 г.

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