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Perfect Clarity, Easy Operation, Limitless Discovery

This 8-inch Dobsonian telescope features a powerful 210mm parabolic mirror and 1300mm focal length, delivering clear, detailed views of planets, galaxies, and nebulae. Its smooth focusing system and sturdy, adjustable steel base ensure easy use and stability for both beginners and experienced astronomers. With quick setup and versatile applications for lunar, planetary, and deep-sky observation, it comes equipped with adjustable eyepieces and accessories to enhance your stargazing and photography experience.

Telescope for watching stars

Large Aperture 8" Dobsonian

With its large aperture, this telescope can gather more light than smaller models, resulting in clearer and more detailed views of celestial objects like planets, galaxies, and nebulae. The high-quality parabolic primary mirror, combined with high-reflectivity XLT optical coatings, ensures exceptional light-gathering ability, making it possible to observe the most stunning celestial wonders.

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Manual Base

The large diameter altitude bearings with adjustable tension and Teflon azimuth bearings allow for smooth and precise aiming of your Dobsonian telescope. Simply follow the on-screen arrows to guide you to your target, and when the bullseye turns green, you'll know it's perfectly aligned and ready for viewing.

Tech Specifications

Specs
Aperature
210mm, Parabolic Mirror
Focal length
1300mm
Tripod
MDF Wood
Focal ratio
f/6.2
Mount
Dobsonian, MDF material, black
Eyepieces
2 IN 32 MM Kellner Eyepiece High quality, fully multi coated, wide-angled | 1.25" 10mm Plossl Eyepiece Fully multi coated optics
Primary mirror cell
Fully adjustable 3-point flotation system with open frame for quick cooling
Primary mirror cooling fan
Lightweight 4.7” diameter low-vibration cooling fan with universal type-c pin
Altitude tension balancing system
Adjustable altitude tension and balancing system with scale
Altitude ball bearings
Sealed metal ball-bearing systems for smooth vertical motion
Finder scope
8x50 fully multicoated achromatic finder with illuminator option
Focuser features

• Smooth focusing action
• Large load capacity (up
to 3kgs)
• 2" compression ring and 2"
to 1.25" adaptor with
compression ring
• Tension adjustment and
focus-lock thumbscrews

Focuser type
2" CG CNC machined metal 1:10 dual speed focuser with helical rack & pinion tooth with 1.25” adapter
Resolution
0.55in (Dawes Limit)
Lens coating
Higher reflective aluminium coating with SiO2 protection
Alignment procedures
AstroPilot (align on any three bright objects)
Tracking mode
Alt-Azimuth tracking
Weight
Net Weight 27kg | Gross Weight 28.5kg
Optical designs
Reflector, Parabolic
Light gathering power
900x
Limiting magnitude
13.71
Finder scope bracket
Quick release bracket with hand-tighten knob and hand adjust collimation screws

Included in the Box

  • Telescope Tube

    Telescope Tube

  • automotive

    Phone Adapter

  • Celestial Calendar

    Celestial Calendar

  • Bag

    Travel Bag

  • Warranty Card

    Instruction Manual & Warranty Card

  • Cleaning Cloth

    Cleaning Cloth

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8" Dobsonian Telescope