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Olympus- 6 inch Dobsonian Telescope - Pie Matrix
Olympus- 6 inch Dobsonian Telescope - Pie Matrix
Olympus- 6 inch Dobsonian Telescope - Pie Matrix
Olympus- 6 inch Dobsonian Telescope - Pie Matrix
Olympus- 6 inch Dobsonian Telescope - Pie Matrix
Olympus- 6 inch Dobsonian Telescope - Pie Matrix
Olympus- 6 inch Dobsonian Telescope - Pie Matrix
Olympus- 6 inch Dobsonian Telescope
Olympus- 6 inch Dobsonian Telescope - Pie Matrix
Olympus- 6 inch Dobsonian Telescope - Pie Matrix
Olympus- 6 inch Dobsonian Telescope - Pie Matrix
Olympus- 6 inch Dobsonian Telescope - Pie Matrix

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Olympus- 6 inch Dobsonian Telescope

Sale priceRs. 34,399.00Regular price Rs. 50,000.00

Unlock the night sky with the Pie Matrix Olympus 6" Dobsonian, a powerful Newtonian reflector telescope mounted on a smooth Dobsonian base. This scope combines simplicity, durability, and performance—perfect for those stepping into the world of astronomy or looking for a reliable grab-and-go telescope. The Olympus features a large 160mm aperture, gathering ample light to reveal stunning lunar craters, the rings of Saturn, the moons of Jupiter, and even deep-sky marvels like the Orion Nebula. With its 1300mm focal length, you'll enjoy high magnification potential and sharp resolution, especially when paired with the included eyepieces and 3x Barlow lens.

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Powerful and High Magnification

Gather more light with a 160mm (6.3") primary mirror for bright, detailed views of planets, nebulae, galaxies, and deep-sky objects. Long focal length provides crisp, high-magnification views, perfect for lunar detail, Saturn’s rings, Jupiter’s moons, and star clusters.

Complete Kit for Stargazing

Everything You Need, Right Out of the Box: Dive into the cosmos with a fully loaded kit that includes 25mm and 10mm eyepieces, a powerful Barlow lens for enhanced magnification, a red dot finder scope for easy targeting, and a Moon filter for comfortable lunar viewing. Whether you're scanning star fields or observing craters, this kit has you covered from the very first night.

Sky is Not the Limit

Dobsonian Stability and Ease

Smooth manual altitude-azimuth mount offers intuitive navigation, making it easy to track celestial objects across the night sky. The Dobsonian mount offers buttery-smooth movement, making it easy to aim and track celestial objects manually. No motors, apps, or alignment hassles—just point, focus, and enjoy. Whether you're setting it up in your backyard or taking it to a dark sky site, the Olympus 160/1300 is designed for both portability and power. It’s the perfect blend of performance, simplicity, and value.

Tech Specifications

Specs
Aperature
160 mm (6.3 in)
Focal length
1300 mm (51 in)
Magnification
~320×
Focal ratio
f/8.1
Mount
Mount AZ Lock knob
Eyepieces
25mm (Kellner) | 10mm (Plossl)
Focuser type
1.25" Rack and Pinion
Lens cell
Fully adjustable 3-point flotation system with open frame for quick cooling
Mount material
Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF) with black finish
Weight
Net Weight: 27 kg | Gross Weight: 28.5 kg
Optical design
Newtonian Reflector
Optical designs
Newtonian Reflector
Light gathering power
~522× (compared to human eye)
Limiting magnitude
~13.5

Included in the Box

  • Eyepieces

  • Phone Adapter

  • Finder Scope

  • Celestial Calendar

    Celestial Calendar

  • Warranty Card

    Warranty and Manual

FAQs

How long does the Olympus 6-Inch Dobsonian take to cool down before observation?
It depends on the temperature difference between the telescope and the outdoor environment. A three-point flotation mirror cell and an open-frame design help accelerate this process, though a larger temperature gap will naturally require a longer adjustment period.
Can the Olympus 160/1300 be used for stargazing from light-polluted cities?
Yes. The Moon and planets remain clearly visible regardless of light pollution. Brighter deep-sky objects are also reasonably accessible, aided by the 160mm aperture. Faint galaxies and nebulae, however, require darker skies to be observed with better results.
Is the Olympus 6-Inch Dobsonian suitable for both beginners and intermediate astronomers?
Yes, and Pie Matrix’s Olympus 6-Inch Dobsonian is suitable for both the categories. A relatively simple Dobsonian design paired with a 160mm aperture gives beginners enough room to explore, while still offering intermediate observers enough capability to stay satisfied.
How does the Dobsonian mount make it easy to locate and manually track celestial objects?
Pointing the Olympus at a target is about as simple as it sounds: aim, adjust by hand, and let the smooth altitude-azimuth mount do the rest. No motors are involved, no alignment routines, no software to configure, only manual observing.
What does the 160mm aperture and 1300mm focal length mean for viewing planets and deep-sky objects?
Aperture and resolution go hand in hand here as the 160mm mirror provides strong light-gathering capacity, while the 1300mm focal length supports the higher magnification needed for detailed planetary views.
What is the best magnification to use with the Olympus 6-Inch Dobsonian?
The Olympus carries a 1300mm focal length and a listed magnification near 320x, with 25mm and 10mm eyepieces offering different viewing powers and a Barlow lens available for pushing magnification higher. Atmospheric conditions on a given night, along with the target itself, ultimately decide the ideal setting
Can I use the Olympus 160/1300 Dobsonian for smartphone astrophotography?
To a reasonable extent, yes. A phone adapter comes included, making basic photography of the Moon and bright planets straightforward enough. This remains primarily a visual observation telescope, though advanced long-exposure deep-sky photography would call for a more specialized tracking setup than what's built in here.
Is the Olympus 6-Inch Dobsonian good for viewing galaxies, nebulae and star clusters?
Deep-sky viewing suits this telescope well. A 160mm primary mirror takes in considerably more light than smaller beginner telescopes, which brings galaxies, nebulae, star clusters, and similar targets in view. Darker skies enhance that visibility more, particularly for fainter objects.
Can I see detailed views of Saturn, Jupiter and other planets with the Olympus 6-Inch Dobsonian?
Yes. Planetary observation is one of this telescope's strongest capabilities. Under stable atmospheric conditions, Saturn's rings retain their definition well, and Jupiter's moons too. At higher magnification, however, atmospheric turbulence can reduce image sharpness, even with a well-collimated 160mm mirror.
What can I see with the Olympus 160/1300 6-Inch Dobsonian Telescope?
With the Olympus 160/1300, craters on the Moon show up in fine detail. Saturn’s rings too along with Jupiter's four visible moons. Star clusters, nebulae, even galaxies can be spotted on clear night. Behind that performance the 60mm aperture with the 1300mm focal length together account for both the light-gathering strength and the high-magnification capability.

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Olympus- 6 inch Dobsonian Telescope

Your Cosmic Journey Starts Here

At The Pie Matrix, we strive with the goal of making astronomy accessible. If you think stargazing is only for astronauts, or those with PhDs in astrophysics, think again because with the Olympus 6-inch Dobsonian telescope, the mysteries of the universe will just be a backyard away. 

Whether you are a total newbie or a seasoned sky-watcher, this scope transforms your curiosity into awe-inspiring discovery. One moment, you will be spotting craters on the Moon, and the next, you will be tracing the swirling arms of distant galaxies. And the best part of our 6-inch Dobsonian telescope? You don’t need a tech manual the size of a novel to get started.

The Olympus 160/1300 doesn’t just look sleek; it feels solid. That smooth-as-butter Dobsonian base works like a charm for fluid tracking, so you don’t have to deal with shaky views or clunky controls. With our 6-inch Dobsonian telescope, you get seamless movement as you glide from star to star. 

We would say it’s like the telescope reads your mind. Want to chase down Saturn as it slowly drifts across the night sky? Go for it. This setup keeps things grounded so your imagination can soar as high in the cosmos as it can!

Ready in Minutes, So You Can Stargaze for Hours

Without any screwdrivers, complicated software or waiting for cloudy nights to pass while you “figure it out,” you can set the telescope within minutes. Pop it out of the box, align the red dot finder, slot in an eyepiece, and you will be scanning the Milky Way. The included moon filter means you don’t have to go blind while exploring our nearest neighbour, and the Barlow lens is your key to getting extreme close-ups if you are into astrophotography. 

Your Personal Planetarium

As an educator, do you want to woo kids into the world of astronomy? Or are you just looking to impress your kids or your inner child? The Olympus can be your way to create unforgettable starry memories. You can spot Jupiter’s moons, catch the glittering beauty of the Pleiades or Andromeda millions of light years away, and something even more interesting that you will talk about for years. 

What Makes It Special?

Honestly, it’s the little things. The intuitive AZ lock knob gives you full control without being fussy. The optical tube cools down quickly for stable views. And the MDF base with its rich black finish doesn’t just perform well, it looks fantastic too.

Join the Stargazing Revolution

Thousands have already discovered the joy of hands-on astronomy with our best Dobsonian telescope. So why not you? With limited stock and a Shark Tank coupon discount that won’t last forever, now is the time to take the leap. You are not just buying a telescope, you are investing in a new hobby, a new way to look at the universe, and maybe even a new version of yourself.

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