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Meade DS-2130 ATS-LNT Altazimuth Reflector

Main specs

Optical Design: Reflector

Aperture: 130mm

$439.00

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Meade-DS-2130 ATS-LNT Altazimuth Reflector-Telescopes

Specifications

PHYSICAL SPECIFICATIONS

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

GENERAL

PHYSICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Telescope Mount

Altazimuth, DS-2000

Optical Tube

aluminium

Optical Tube Dimensions

not specified

Motor Drive

Motorized

Secondary Mirror Obstruction

not specified

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Reflector

130mm

1000mm

7.7

SP26mm - 1.25'', SP9.7mm - 1.25''

Resolution

not specified

Resolving Power

not specified

Optical Coating

not specified

Limiting Stellar Magnitude

not specified

GENERAL

Overview

The DS-2130ATS-LNT is a fully GoTo telescope. It's onboard computer knows the night sky. After a short alignment procedure, your telescope will be ready to take you on a tour of the universe. You will see more objects in one night than Galileo saw in a lifetime. See planets like Saturn and Jupiter, star clusters, nebulae, galaxies and more.

Additional Features

New Product Enhancements for 2007

New generation II DS-2000 mount
New advanced field tripod for a solid observing platform
Oversized declination lock knob with fast locking grip
Enhanced SmartFinder with multi-coated optics
Large 130mm Aperture - Captures more light for brighter images and greater detail (469% more light than a 60mm telescope)
Two Premium 1.25" Super Plössl Eyepieces - For superior long eye relief and an expansive wide visual field
Smartfinder - Electronic level sensor, electronic magnetic north sensor, high precision internal clock and red dot projection finder all work together to get you aligned with the heavens
AutoStar Suite™ Astronomer Edition - Amazing planetarium software and Instructional Video will teach you the night sky and how to use your telescope
Assembles in minutes - Includes everything you need to explore the universe.

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